You had broken up with your girlfriend about two months ago after you found out she cheated on you. But you didn't have much time to feel sorry for yourself, or cry alone, because Sevika was there every moment.

You cried in her arms the first night, then Sevika kissed your forehead and cuddled you until you fell asleep in her lap.

Sevika wanted to punch herself in the face, she shouldn't be happy about your breakup, but undeniably she was. She knew it was horrible, but in her defense she spent three years hiding the fact that she wanted you.

Sevika wasn't really the type to just date anyone, she was reserved and quiet. She liked to drink alone and spending as much time as she could in her office.

Sevika didn't like many people, but she tolerated you no matter how angry she was. She even laughed when you called her "grumpy". She was never one to give second chances and she wanted to throw your ex-girlfriend off a cliff for cheating on you.

Sevika sighs a little tired from the day at the office, she walks back to her appartment where you were practically living at lately. She opens the door and finds you in just your underwear, lying on her pull-out couch wrapped in a fluffy blanket. She hated how much she wanted you.

Damn, your smell was all over the place, on her clothes, on the sheets, on everything. Everything was you. Everything had a strand of your hair on it, a lipstick stain, a forgotten earring, a ring at the bottom of her bag. You were everywhere and she was going crazy.

She notices that your expression is less sad, a sign that she has helped you forget that ass–face of your ex. She takes a deep breath and tries to regain a little of the consciousness she has left to have a normal conversation with you.

Hey, you stole another one of my sweatshirts? And did you even get up from that couch to drink or eat? Sevika says closing and locking the door, she tries to look serious but the truth is that her heart is like jello for you. And she couldn't care less about seeing you wearing something that is hers.