Letting Go Bloghop

I knew the minute I opened the door to him, things would be over
between you and I. 

I could hardly contain the tremble in my voice as I gave him
directions to our home. In truth, I didn’t want him to come, but you’d left me
no choice. You were the one who decided not to work at it anymore. I would’ve
happily continued our union forever.

You had other ideas.

It wasn’t always like this. I used to scoff at people who
claimed there was truth in “Love at First Sight”. That all changed when I saw
you. My eyes drank you in; devoured you. I needed you in my life from that
moment on. I still do.

Things were so wonderful at the start. We’d go on long drives; you’d
take me anywhere I needed to go. Remember our first winter together? It was so
windy outside, not a day had passed when a truck hadn’t blown over own the
motorway. We’d have to brave the elements every day, but you’d always keep me
warm and safe.

That was, until you decided to abandon me in the snow. I was so
devastated, two strangers came out of their homes to see if I was alright. What a state you left me in.

That spelled the end for us. There was no coming back from that,
no matter how much I loved you.

When he rang the doorbell, my first reaction was to hide. I’d
never done anything like this before, and I was still hurting. But it had to be
done.

“Miss Noble?”“Yes.”“The best I can offer is fifty quid.”I sucked in my breath. “It’s better than nothing, I suppose.”

And so I signed on the dotted line. He hooked you up to his truck
and towed you off to the car park in the sky.

You taught me a harsh reality the day your engine exploded.
Reliability and beauty are rarely combined traits.

Letting you go was the hardest thing I ever did. *sniffle*
 

I hope you enjoyed my wee story 🙂 I signed up to Kyra Lennon’s Bloghop to celebrate the release of her latest novella “If I Let You Go“. Go download it immediately, it’s FREE for the next 24 hours!

If you’d like to take part in the Bloghop, here are the details:

Was there a time when you had to let go of someone or something? How did it make
you feel? How did you handle it? Or if that’s too personal – which I completely
understand – how about writing a piece of flash fiction?
The only rules are –
obviously – it has to be related to letting go, and please keep it to a maximum
of 500 words.When the day arrives,
I will hop around to all the entries, along with my independent judge (otherwise
known as “Mum” LOL), and the story that touches us the most will win a $10
Amazon gift card!
I can’t wait to read it! x