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Fragment: Bullet in the Heart

“If you keep being like that, no one will love you, Kath.” It was her past boyfriend’s words to Kathrina before he left her for good. He was cheating on her, but she got the blame for everything just because she could not give him the thing he yearned for the most. Yeah, right, sex. Kathrina Reed had not been able to let someone touch her most private part of herself. She was terrified that someone had tried it. It brought terror into her body and forced her to freeze like a survival instinct. With her failed past relationship, Kathrina stopped dreaming of falling in love. She was tired of getting disappointed with her partner and herself, and she was tired of visiting a psychiatrist’s office just to get better. It was better to be alone. Fewer expectations result in less hurt. Kathrina was fine being alone for a long time until she met Arthur Ford. The man set her heart and body ablaze. Then before she knew it, she started thinking about him, longed for him, and fell too deep into him. - Synopsis change, but no change made in the story.

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The doctor arrived precisely twenty minutes after the call and did a brief check-up on her. Fortunately, nothing was alarming. She was only given medicine.

Kathrina let Arthur tend to her without daring to utter a single word of complaint. Over the last hours, Arthur had been very good to her. He cooked porridge, helped her eat, and ensured she ate the medicine.

"You should rest." Kathrina grabbed Arthur's hand before he left her side. He had been pacing around her unit, face filled with worry. "I am okay. You heard what the doctor said."

Arthur's sat down beside the couch and intertwined their hands. His gaze penetrated deep into Kathrina's eyes, looking for something he didn't quite know what.

He was aware she was hiding something from him, but he didn't dare to probe. Feared that it might be a tick which made her anxious. So instead of satiating his thirst for curiosity, he settled with asking mundane questions.