102: My worst enemy

Demian

Dana was kind to me and listened to me talk for almost an hour. I didn’t want to break down in tears in front of her, but I couldn’t hold back. In any case, I was glad I had cried in front of her and not someone else. Dana knew what words to use to soften my heart, and her touch on my hair drove me crazy. I felt like I was in the right place. I believe it wasn’t a coincidence that we met on the balcony. I didn’t think I would open up so much to her, but when it came to Dana, everything was uncertain. She and my children were everything to me. I wish I could tell her what I feel for her.

But her mother interrupted us and opened the door to the room. She froze when she saw us together. Dana was still hugging me but slowly let go due to the discomfort. Her mother didn’t comment, but I know she didn’t like seeing us together. I’m sure she noticed my tired face.

“Hello, Mom,” Dana greeted.

I straightened up, quickly wiped my tears, and got off the bed. It was time to leave. Rachel w