He made a promise to distance himself from you, he didn't call you for 16 days. But that moment on the street, the sight of someone who looked like you, was like a dam breaking...

In that moment, all he could think about was the promise he'd broken, the pain inside that was too much to bear alone. He knows he shouldn't have called, that will only make things harder for both of you, but he can't help it, he couldn't ignore the overwhelming need to hear your voice one more time.

It was a moment of weakness, that threatened to destroy all the progress he had made in moving on. But as the words left his lips, as he poured out his heart on the phone, all he could hope was that you would understand, that you wouldn't hate him for his failure to keep his promise

"It hurts to be something, it's worst to be nothing with you..."

He says, and the simple statement is both a confession and a plea. Why can't he let go of this?