ghost of you
After Mia’s mom called she rushed to her moms house, not expecting much as their relationship had been damaged in the past. As soon as Mia walked in the door she immediately hugged her mom and started sobbing, she lost her family, and herself. ‘It’s okay’ Madison reassured her, holding her tightly as Mia sobbed uncontrollably. Madison understood her situation immediately and let Mia stay at her house for a couple days, her daughter was broken at that point so she didn’t know what else to do besides comfort her and be there for her. Mia went partying every night, she drank away that void inside of her. Madison saw Mia out on the beach outside of her house, she knew Mia was upset but was too scared to go out there, the next thing she knew was taking off both her engagement ring and wedding ring, never giving it a second thought and throwing it into the ocean. She was done, heartbroken to say the least. Mia cried every night at her moms, feeling as though after Jen she couldn’t even bother having a relationship with her mom let alone anyone else.
But one night at a party, Mia was dancing and slipped and fell into a girl named Danielle’s arms, ‘hi’ Danielle said, unintentionally catching her, ‘hi!’ Mia said, not knowing someone would catch her, eventually after that they ended up dancing together but the tensions were high, so they kissed. Eventually they got together, Mia knew it felt like a rebound but she was too scared to say it, because of course, she was happy, but too afraid to admit she still loved Jen, even though they had decided to stay friends for the sake of the boys and their relationship.
Jen on the other hand, she took it worse, she had to call her mom Emily to take care of the boys after Mia had decided to divorce a couple hours earlier. When Emily came inside after what happened with Mia the boys hugged her immediately, sobbing, ‘what happened?’ she said, questioning what had happened to make them so upset, ‘Mia wants a divorce’ Jen said, sobbing, Emily immediately hugged her. Jen was sad for days on end up until she met Judy, she was a rebound and even the boys noticed, on both ends, they knew their moms were soulmates, even Madison and Emily noticed but especially the boys, Mia called as much as she could to check on the boys, which made them happy, but neither of them reacted well to the divorce, everyone believed they were soulmates. Even Jen and Mia, deep down. But this was their life now. One they didn’t like even though they hated to admit it.