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Rin-Vy
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Things haven't always been ideal for Trista, but things are certainly starting to look up. She's managed to keep her job for the past month. She isn't living on the streets. And she recently managed to snag herself a new boyfriend, Eric - and what a prize he is. He's handsome and kind. The way his eyes twinkled like the stars made her swoon. Not to mention, he loved long walks on the beach - how cute is that? Not to mention he was filthy stinky rich.
And to Trista's disbelief, he recently broke up with his wife to be with her! She's seen pictures of her once or twice and she's heard of Eric's rants about her. But still, she never thought he would actually leave her. Trista's hard work is finally starting to pay off. She could just imagine her fairy tale ending with Eric and how wonderful her life would be from now on.
So then why is she cleaning up her living room like a maid? Trista growled to herself as she pushed around her vacuum cleaner. Her stupid landlord insisted that a roommate was necessary to help pay for rent, all because she missed a few payments. Stupid.
Trista shoved the vacuum cleaner back in the closet and glanced around her apartment. Flawless, perfect. She was just about to head into the kitchen to fix herself up something for lunch when she heard a knock on the door. She sighed in resignation, but went over to the door. She smiled to herself, putting on her happy-to-meet-you-stranger mask and quickly open the door. "Hello-"
Her bright voice quickly fell as she stared in disbelief at the lady standing before her.
And to Trista's disbelief, he recently broke up with his wife to be with her! She's seen pictures of her once or twice and she's heard of Eric's rants about her. But still, she never thought he would actually leave her. Trista's hard work is finally starting to pay off. She could just imagine her fairy tale ending with Eric and how wonderful her life would be from now on.
So then why is she cleaning up her living room like a maid? Trista growled to herself as she pushed around her vacuum cleaner. Her stupid landlord insisted that a roommate was necessary to help pay for rent, all because she missed a few payments. Stupid.
Trista shoved the vacuum cleaner back in the closet and glanced around her apartment. Flawless, perfect. She was just about to head into the kitchen to fix herself up something for lunch when she heard a knock on the door. She sighed in resignation, but went over to the door. She smiled to herself, putting on her happy-to-meet-you-stranger mask and quickly open the door. "Hello-"
Her bright voice quickly fell as she stared in disbelief at the lady standing before her.