Monologue - This time last week we were inseparable. You know something, I thought I knew you as well as your parents. But I was wrong your nothing but a female version of Dr Jeckel and Mr Hyde.

Monologue

This time last week we were inseparable. You know something, I thought I knew you as well as your parents. But I was wrong your nothing but a female version of Dr Jeckel and Mr Hyde.

I was so besotted with you I would have done anything for you back then and you knew, in fact you knew it so well that you used it to its full benefit. But if there are any good things to come out of this scenario its that we had a lot of good times together. In fact even if we had a bad patch we saw it through together. And there are things that I can remember clearly in my head as if they happened yesterday. You know the sort of things our first kiss, meeting each other’s parent’s things like that, the major things that set us on our way to two whole years of blissfulness. I can remember the first time we met, it was at a party in a Night-club, we must have been the only two underage people in that night. But we clicked instantly, we shared the same interests, liked the same things.

Any way what was I saying, oh yes we shared some very good times, some funny times, sad times and hard times. I can remember that time when we first went to the cinema together, we were only thirteen and we got in for a fifteen certificate. You held my hand all the way through because it was a horror and somehow it comforted me in strange way. It felt as if for once in my life I was needed by someone for something serious and not for a ...

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Then when I walked you home and you fell over in mud outside your house in the front garden and I laughed till my stomach hurt. Not surprisingly you didn’t find it too amusing and thumped me, it was a hard thump as well bruised my arm and everything. But you invited me in and we had a drink (maybe two or three I cant really remember), but I ended up staying the night. I felt that’s when we grew closer.

The best thing about you though wasn’t your looks, although you were good looking, it was your personality. You didn’t care if people had a laugh at your expense and you weren’t flashy with your clothes and stuff like that. You were a nice and down to earth sort of person, I guess that’s what drew me to you in the first place. And then there was the time your grandfather died of cancer, I was right by your side all the way through that ordeal, I even went to the funeral with you. But it was nice to see back to your old self again though once you’d got over it. I really thought that you were the one that I would end up sharing my life with forever. Yes I am now ready admit it I really considered proposing. On your sixteenth birthday as a present. I thought it was a sweet idea but my mates thought that I was off my trolley or something. But then just before I could get a chance to even to talk to you I find out this.

At first I couldn’t believe it but it is true. Your mates couldn’t wait to spill the beans on you, great mates aren’t they? I could understand it off my friend because that is exactly what he is like and you gave in to the temptation and I could never forgive you for that. This is because I thought that you loved me as much as I did for you but obviously you didn’t or maybe it was that you couldn’t. So I have decided to patch things up with John not you because we won’t be able override this. Never.

That is why I have got to try and get this out of my system as fast as I can or I might do something I’ll regret. I am gutted. I’m very sorry it had to come to this but you gave me no chance.

Goodbye.