Week 8: Wednesday

Today in my reading, Ray finally resolved his problem. Here is how it went: Ray woke up early the next morning. He went through his normal schedual but on this particilar morning his phone rand and guesse who it was, Kitty! She said good morning to him and how di you sleep and went throught hte whole talk of nothingness when suddenly Ray cut her iff with the sharp painful words of, we need to talk. Kitty was stunned she thoght that every thing was fine, but she quokcly realized that it was not. She asked if and thing was wrong and why they coul not just talk over the phone, but Ray said that what he needed to say had to be said in person and that he would see her soon. He waited for an okay or bye, see you then, but he got nothing and the line went dead. When Ray arived at Kitty's house he could feel all of the daggering stares that he was getting from her friends. Some one came out side and told him to come in and wait on the loung where he and Kitty had spent many of their evenings. He came inside and sat on the couch just waiting and their she was. It was Kitty standind in the door way with her hair uncombed, her makeup off and her scraggily little bathe robe. Ray greted her and she returned that with a harsh " what". ray told her that it was over between them and that he owed to her to end the relationship right then and there before things got any further. Kitty could not believe it. She begged ray to take her back and asked him why here and why now and is there somenoe else. Ray told her no and that he just felt that they were not the right people for each other. Kitty finally got the message. She took the ring off, gave it ti Ray and told him good bye. ray knew thins was best and told her that he would miss her just to make her feel better. As Ray walked back to his dorm he felt a blanket of relief come over him. Ray kept on walking and wondered about that question that Kitty had asked him" was there someone else?" and ray realized something at that very moment. There was someone else. All this time he never loved Kitty the way that he thoght he did. The truth is he loved Irene! He had always loved Irene!