01. Martin J. Edwards

幽靈. 03/17

It was March. Two weeks had passed since you and Martin Edwards had been together for three months.

He treated you well, you hadn't had any problems, on the contrary, the relationship had a great future, or so others said.

Your boyfriend belonged to a football team, not a very well-known one, but a team nonetheless. He played in matches occasionally, as he wasn't a die-hard fan.

During that week you heard that Martin would have a game in a few days, which is completely normal, nothing out of the ordinary.

But there was something different.

I was neglecting you to go train.

At first you didn't notice, but over time he stopped inviting you to his practices, stopped texting you when he was playing with friends, and simply stopped paying attention to you.

It was Sunday, five days before the game. Martin was with his teammates, in an informal game, a practice match.

I hadn't invited you, and I hadn't told you where I was going, but it was more than clear where I was.

You went to the place where your boyfriend was; a private plaza with a court big enough.

They were Martin's friends, as always. They were halfway through the game, or so it seemed.

There were a few people in the stands, about nine, they must have been friends of the boys who were playing.

You waited until the game was over to go and greet your boyfriend, but that thought completely vanished when you saw him.

In the 34th minute, Martin managed to score a goal. When that happened, he automatically saw you, dedicating it to you, but since he didn't know you were there, he thought he simply wouldn't do anything.

Mistake.

When he scored the goal, his gaze shifted to the stands, to a girl with dyed blonde hair and light eyes. Martin smiled at her; he had dedicated that goal to her. She smiled back.

The game ended minutes later, your boyfriend left the field, intending to go up to the stands with that girl, without noticing your presence.

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