>It was a rainy day coming from from work.
>The boss had yelled at you.
>He didn't just yell, he had degraded you.
>But you stood there and just took it with a smile on your face.
>You'd learned the skill to hide your true feelings.
>And you were happy you had this job to speak of, and happy you had a wife to come home to.
>Your precious wife. 
>Her pretty smiling face.
>As tough as your job was, that was what made it worth it to you.
>Supporting her and giving her whatever she asked for.
>But lately your job had demanded so much of you.
>It hurt to be away from her for so long.
>Working all those long hours.
>You'd neglected her for sometime now.
>You stopped in at a local flower shop.
>The Cala Lillies, those were her favorite.
>You looked through the shop picking out the perfect ones.
>It wouldn't be much, but you hoped this would make her happy.
>You paid for the flowers and left the shop.
>Come to think of it, it's around dinner time.
>She loves Tacos.
>You stop in at a local Mexican restaurant and buy some to go.
>You were tired, but it would all be worth it to see that pure and innocent smile as you surprise her with this gifts lavishing her.
>Grabbing the takeout box you exited the restaurant.
>Rain pittered on the windshield as you drove.
>Such a dark and gloomy day.
>Dark clouds are said to be bad omens. 
>But nothing could be bad about seeing her.
>She was the light of your life, and no matter how dark the day she would illuminate your path.
>She was the fun, she was the quirky randomness.
>You were happy, happy at the thought of coming home to her.
>You smiled as you drove home through the sleets of gloomy rain.
>The lilacs were pretty, just like her smile. 
>The tacos were colorful and crisp, like her vibrant personality.
>Some might say she's not the brightest.
>But you know there is a hidden brilliance to her.
>Something perhaps only you could appreciate. 
>You drove home.
>There was another car in the driveway.

>Sonata must have invited one of her friends over.
>You step out of the car.
>At least you know she isn't lonely. 
>You liked seeing Sonatas friends, even if they weren't always nice to her.
>She liked them, and that was really what mattered.
>You opened the door.
>She wasn't in the living room, or in the kitchen.
>She must be in one of the back rooms.
>Maybe she's sleeping.
>Hopefully you wouldn't disturb her too much by bringing this stuff.
>You walk down the hallway.
>The room at the end of the hall has the door shut with light coming from under the door.
>You walk down to the end opening the door.
"Sonata I've got a surprise for you-"
>What you see makes you drop the food and flowers.
>Sonata is naked straddling a blue haired man.
"S-sonata.."
>"A-anon, I can explain!"
>She pulled the blanket over herself walking over to you.
>"This isn't what it looks like!"
>Her voice sounds desperate. 
"What is it then?"
>"I-its.."
>The blue haired man grabs his clothes making a mad dash for the window.
>You make no attempt to stop him as he opens the window and jumps out.
"Sonata, you cheated on me."
>"Anon, come on, you don't understand what it's like!"
"What don't I understand?"
>"You just don't understand how bored I get at home just waaaitng around for you! Seriously, boring!"
"I see."
>"Anon come on, what was I supposed to do!?"
"Get a hobby? Take up yoga, knitting, anything but banging some random guy."
>"Pfft, yoga and knitting are super boring, and you wonder why I cheated on you! It's practically your fault, duh!"
"I.. I see."
>You turn around and exit the room.
>"Where you going Anon, you just got home!"
>You walk down the hallway and out of the house.
>Rain still coming down hard.
>Sonata suddenly chasing after you.

>You jump in the car locking the doors behind you.
>"Wait! Did you get me these flowers, and these Tacos!? Anon wait, I'm sorry Anon please!!"
>She's crying as she bangs on the car backing out of the driveway.
>You drive down the road.
>Intense pain sears your chest.
>You breath heavy through your teeth squinting through tears.
>You sob as you grip the steering wheel.
>Rain coming down like tears as if to mock you.
>You can't believe you were such a fool.
>You drove off down the road.
>You didn't care where you were going.
>The tank was 3/4ths the way full, you'd go where the road would take you.
>Sonata had always been there for you.
>All the dates you went on, all those nights you'd spent together..
>Introducing her to your parents.
>All those fun memories.
>All those happy times.
>She was such a silly happy person, and all the times you'd been so serious she was the one who brought light and levity to the dark times.
>The day you got married, she looked so pretty, you could still see her as if it was yesterday.
>Standing there with those Lilly's like the ones you got today.
>How could someone like that..
>How could someone like that be so cruel and insensitive..
>You loved her so much. 
>She meant everything to you.
>She was the one you'd worked so hard for.
>The one who you'd do anything in the world for.
>Working those odd jobs.
>Taking shit from your boss.
>Just to see her smile that warmed your heart.

>Somehow, you'd arrived at a bridge.
>You stopped the car just before it.
>You cried into your steering wheel.
>How is it she didn't see that it was wrong?
>How is it she didn't care about how you felt.
>Did your relationship mean nothing to her?
>You got out of your car.
>Rain coming down in buckets.
>You walked along the road.
>Only a few cars passing tonight.
>Rain pelted you as you walked along.
>Tears streaming down your face.
"I loved you dammit! I loved you Sonata! WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS TO ME?!"
>You screamed.
>There was no one around though.
>Your words only barely echoed into the night.
>She'd gone and thrown everything away.
>All those years of being together.
>You wanted to spend the rest of your life with her.
>Have children together.
>Watch them grow up.
>Grow old together.
>But all of that, gone like a pipedream.
>Tomorrow you'd have to show up for your terrible job again. 
>The only motivation you had to endure it all was completely gone.
>You'd have to explain to your friends and family why you lost your job.
>Why you'd have to divorce her.
>Why half of what you owned and worked for would be gone.
>Everytime you thought of her now, it would only bring misery. 
>You knew your once happy relationship was over.
>You looked over the bridge.

>Maybe it wasn't meant to be..
>Maybe you just weren't meant to be happy.
>This would be the easiest way out.
>Nothing else matters anymore.
>You get yourself on the ledge.
>Balancing yourself just over.
>This was it.
>You took a deep breath.
>The wind felt pretty strong as you stood on the ledge looking down at the water.
>Your hands were shaking as you held yourself there.
>All the things you'd never get to do.
>But at least, at least you wouldn't have to live with the heartbreak any longer.
>With that in mind you made the jump.