You’ll leave tomorrow and not return... Will I miss you? Yes, I will, I won’t try to hide a truth that everyone knows. I'll cry for you, I'll pull my hair and cry for you, miss you forever and all the good things you gave me. But I’ve grown, matured, it’s time to let you go and begin a new stage in my life. I have to be myself again, the real me, not hiding under the veil of you. And I will know for ever that once without you, better things will come.
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This one was so emotional!
May that come true!