Thursday 13 June 2013

Little Miss, Young love, letters and romance.


Country boy had written Little Miss a total of 6 letters in the time frame of a year. Each of them had been from particular aspects of their relationship. She yearned for letters, starved herself for affection and drank herself out of it. She wanted their love to be as strong as Ali and Noah’s. She wanted 365 letters addressed to her personally. She wanted to feel that suffocating love and worship.

But it wasn’t there and she didn’t feel it.

She had everything she wanted, her tall dark and handsome, the letters, the so-called love, the passion and not to forget the emotions. He gave her everything she could have asked for but why wasn’t it good enough? Because he had created their little world around lies and empty promises. Constantly disappointed, Little Miss had decided to call country boy to end it. What was the point of meeting if there was a 40/60 chance of him turning up? Him and his empty promises are no longer trusted.

For their 1-year anniversary, she had planned an extravagant day for the two of them, little did she know that he was going to cancel their plans and propose the idea of going to their local café for their 1-year anniversary. At that point, she had realised it was time for her to leave and remove her self from such a torturously drained and empty relationship.

My question to you is what do you prefer to drink, Dom Perignon or a cheap bottle of $9.00 champagne?

Little Miss had begun to enjoy the finer breeds of men as opposed to the generic ‘off the shelf’ kind of man. She had thrown away letters and romance, for daring lust with a Breitling sitting comfortably on his left wrist, giving her 10% romance, making her crave more and more of him.

Each time Mr. Breitling had his eyes on another Miss, it made her crave more of him. He had told her on one of their dates “Change your hair colour, I missed it when it was blonde my Princess” and so she did. He was a drug that she was forbidden to have but couldn’t stop the cravings even if she tried.

Bright lights, V.I.P service and expensive people with hidden agendas, surrounding Little Miss and what she had become. A darker side of her had come out and she loved every minute of it.

Life is far to short to base your life on love stories that are never realistically going to happen. If you are not capable of holding onto a stable relationship, stabilize the relationship between you and your glass of Champagne.




Princess at Short Street Double Bay, Sydney. 



Princess I. Xx