Losing Taurus Once More

By Hannah Jennette

There were three things Thalia was sure of;

1.) She had a loving boyfriend.

2.) She had no idea who this, Jaden Williams was.

3.) She never had feelings for this, Jaden Williams.

Those were the things Thalia could count on. It was three things she was absolutely positive of.

Of course, things change, people change, and Thalia was absolutely sure of nothing. Jaden Williams and Thalia O'Connor used to be friends for a long time, that of course, was before the incident.

He left without a warning and without a backward glance. Covering her hurt and pain, she decided that she would get over her lovable Jaden Williams.

She had forgot about him until she saw him in the newspaper, headlines under; Youngest Multimillionaire ever!

Did she really know this Jaden Williams? Is this why he ran off? She had shoved her feelings back once more and tried to forget about her high school crush feelings.

That of course, was before he bumped into her at her work - conveniently the same place he had owned.

Losing Taurus Once More is a story of betrayal, love, and loss. Hope on the roller coaster as you uncover dirty secrets of who you once thought were your closest friends.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Hannah Jennette
• Release date: Feb 6, 2016
• ISBN: 9781524292478

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Losing Taurus Once More

Hannah Jennette

Published by Hannah Jennette, 2016.

This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

LOSING TAURUS ONCE MORE

First edition. February 6, 2016.

Copyright © 2016 Hannah Jennette.

ISBN: 978-1524292478

Written by Hannah Jennette.

Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

Losing Taurus Once More

I never expected to find my childhood friend again. I never expected that my life would turn upside down. I never expected I would find that, all of the lies I’ve been told, were weaved only into another web, and another, and - another.

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I never expected it to hurt this much.

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Finding someone you’ve lost is really recollecting all of those memories that you laid in bed wishing you could forget and move on.

Only, it doesn't work that way.

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No, you have to grovel in the pain you’re fed, you have to slump around all day and pretend you’ve never heard that name before, you have to pretend whenever you hear their name - it doesn't hurt.

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You have to pretend.

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I didn’t like anything about it really, would anyone? I stopped eating, it’s not like I had an urge to anyway, and I stopped writing and acting - two things I did with him.

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But, once you get over all of it - as a weight is coming off of your shoulder. For, you’ve finally moved on.

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I remember the day clearly as well, the day I