Agnes writes, "Can we cheat death? Can we really prevent things from happening? Or is it merely a cause of action that resulted in a positive outcome.. I'm still in shock. For though I believe it could have ended in the worst case scenario, I am glad for what i did. I guess at the end of the day, i did what i wanted, though not in the way it was carried out. I regret not reporting to the police, but i know i have my reasons given the circumstances. I hope to do it though, perhaps to offer closure or even assurance. I'm now at McDonalds on an early Saturday morning waiting for Des to finish work. I attended my company's Christmas dinner yesterday and ended up spending the night at a petrol station near my house because i was being followed back home. Too frightened to return home and too shocked to report police, i spend the night talking (& crying) to the petrol attendant who so graciously allowed me to wait for more than two hours before deciding to take the first train to Des's work place, for i am too sacred to return home by myself. I've never been so glad that its the weekend...
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Hey that's shocking to hear. Hope you've recovered from the trauma. Take care ya!
Thanks babe! I was quite suprised at myself for being able to hold it together for the entire night as I was chanelling all my energy towards meeting Des. But all hell broke lose when we finally make it back home and I broke down and bawled for quite some time. Lets just say lesson learnt and I'll never go back on my own that late at night (past 3am) again!
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