A woman discovers that the love score of the CEO she is drawn to is completely blank, leaving her unable to read his feelings or trust his intentions. As she tries to understand why his score is missing, she must decide whether to risk her heart on the one man she cannot measure.
this i'm sorry i messed up are you sorry because you did it or sorry because i walked his mouth opened nothing came out i walked past him into my room and pulled out my a few changes of clothes laptop charger nothing he'd ever given me i left it all behind you're really leaving it's the middle of the night what do you want me to do stay and applaud
I rolled my suitcase past him, then paused and glanced up. Minus 63, two years to climb to 51, one night to crash past zero. He'd never loved me. He just tolerated me until something more exciting walked through the door.
Goodbye, Ethan. Don't call me. Don't text me. Pretend I never existed.
You're already good at that. He didn't answer. I walked out. The streets were empty.
I crouched by the curb waiting for a cab. My phone rang. Mom. Emma sweetheart it's past midnight everything okay mom Ethan and I broke up
did he hurt you he cheated on me come home I'll make you some soup mom I think I want to be alone for a while Emma you didn't deserve this I'm okay you can cry it wasn't your fault I made a small sound of agreement the cab pulled up I I opened the door and slid in.
In the rearview mirror, the doorway stayed empty. Ethan didn't come after me.