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Strong-willed but vunerable

A love story

By Danielle MosleyPublished 4 months ago • 3 min read
Strong-willed but vunerable
Photo by Tim Mossholder on Unsplash

Violet was everything a man could want. She was meek, kind, sweet, and intellegent. She was also very strong-willed. When someone didn't treat her right and wasn't willing to work it out, she would ditch them and move on to a different man. She wasn't easy, however. She was hard to get. She just didn't tolerate someone treating her like she was second best, trash, or someone to just take for granted. She had pride and confidence in herself. She was looking for true love, not just a temporary deal with a man.

One day Violet found herself in a difficult situation. She found someone she couldn't move on from. His name was Solomon. He was kind, smart, and generous. But he had a dark side to him as well. He had a very peculiar personality and also seemed to be the creepy type. She fell in love with him instantly. He, however, was into some pretty bad shit. He had a bad past with trafficking, drugs, and everything in the book. She never thought she would find herself in this type of predicament.

Violet didn't want to break it off with Solomon. Her emotions were making her feel like she was high. She just wished he was the normal everyday type of guy. Her friends and family were deeply concerned for her safety. They didn't want her to be anywhere around him. Violet, however, was over the moon over Solomon. She was crazy about him. Solomon was her true love. She wanted a life with him. She knew she would not have been safe. But she felt that way around him.

One day Violet was walking down the street when she saw Solomon. Her heart started to race. She walked up to him and put her arms around him. She loved the smell of him and the sound of his heart beating. He put his arms around her and held her close to him. She felt tears fall from her eyes. She felt so warm and cozy being close to him. He pulled away and continued to slowly walk down the street. She felt like she was on fire. She started to shake. She continued on her walk and then went home.

One day she was sitting in a resturant when she glanced up and saw Solomon sitting in front of her. Her heart skipped a beat. As they spoke she told him her feelings for him. He looked at her, surprised. He asked her if she was serious about it. She told him she was. He gave her a cocky grin. He told her they should run away together. Solomon told her he felt the same way. He told her he loved her. She thought her heart may stop. She asked him when they should leave. Solomon told her to have her things together this weekend and he would get her that Saturday. She said she would. Solomon got up and walked out the resturant. She finished her lunch and went home.

That friday she packed her things and get ready to go. Her heart was racing the whole time. She was so excited about leaving with the love of her life. She gathered her clothing, medicines she may need, etc. She got a text from a friend of hers saying she knew that she was planning on leaving with Solomon. Her friend told her not to go. Violet was infuriated. Her friend said she had been following her to see if she was still seeing Solomon. Violet told her to mind her own business. She pt her phone away for the night and went to bed. She didn't want to hear anymore crap from her friends and family.

Saturday she got a knock on her door. She opened it. Solomon stood at the door. Violet threw her arms around him and held him close. Solomon asked her if she was ready to go. She said she was and they grabbed her things, put them into the car, and left. She was finally in the arms of the man she loved.

Love

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Danielle Mosley

I've enjoyed writing and reading ever since I was in grade school. I'm looking forward to making a career out of my talent as a writer. If you like any of my articles be sure to share them and leave me a tip. Any type of support is great!

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    Written by Danielle Mosley