Short and Sour, only write for something to do, don't take it seriously at all but I promise you one thing, I couldn't care less about the grammar police on here. after someone complained about my punctuation, which im sure is still horrendous, I debated writing a thousand-word story in only one sentence but didn't want to take the piss out of this place, hope you enjoy, if you don't I won't lose any sleep.
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Rage was coursing through my veins. I couldn't fucking believe it. I had just seen my wife of 5 years come out of a hotel room holding hands and kissing her boss, Phillip Walker. I was livid literally seething, the chemical imbalance inside me preventing me from thinking or functioning normally till something inside me snapped, the intense calm that came over me was a little spooky and it startled me for a second, but I realized my emotions were gone, all of them. It was like I was experiencing ultimate clarity. There's no other way I could explain it.
They say when faced with an extreme situation a human being only registers two things, fight or flight. Usually anybody who knew me would tell you I'm definitely of the flight variety. You see I was a very emotional person. I also suffered from mild anxiety, nothing that stopped me being a normal, functioning member or society and I definitely wasn't a wierdo or a wimp, at least I think I wasn't, I just really didn't enjoy confrontation. Id get wound up and have arguments like anyone else but never to the point of becoming aggressive or personal.
I suppose that was balanced out by my emotional side, I was loyal to a fault and loved with all my heart. Up until that day my wife owned my heart, my soul and anything else she wanted. To be fair If I could feel anything now she probably still would. I wasn't the kind of person who could have turned his heart off. It had a mind of its own and I guess the old adage "the heart wants what it wants" was true for me. I could have divorced her, thrown her out, what ever I wanted. The one thing I couldn't have done however was convince my heart it didn't love her anymore. Until it happened.
I felt no pain, no sadness nothing. It was liberating. I may have had no emotions but I still had logic and logic demanded revenge so I calmly started my car and drove off slowly leaving the lovers talking across the street blissfully unaware of my presence.
I used to know what empathy meant, I cant really fathom it anymore so I think I may have taken my revenge a bit far I'm not really sure if I'm being honest. I know legally I went way over the top but legality and justice are not the same as far as I'm concerned so let the cards fall where they will, I don't feel fear anymore anyway.
Its impossible to tell you how clear and efficient your mind becomes without emotions clouding it. It only took me about an hour to come up with my plan. I knew the hardest part would be pretending to love my wife until I was ready but I would cross that bridge when I got to it. I rang my work and told my boss I needed the next two days off for personal reasons. He didn't mind. Next I drove to a department store and gave a homeless guy I found outside $50 to go inside and purchase 2 cheap prepaid cell phones. I drove outside my wifes work then put on a pair of latex gloves and sent the first text from one of the cell phones to the other that said "Hi, message on these phones in case our spouses check our phones, make sure you keep them hidden OK" to which I replied from the other phone "OK, cant wait to see you tonight". I then turned the phones off, took the sim cards out making sure to remember which one was for which phone. I then went home and did my best to pull off the loving husband routine.
Luckily for me my wife didn't notice I was acting any differently so either she was too busy thinking about her guilt or her lover, or I managed to pull of the act. The next day I headed out early before my wife woke up. I drove across town and parked outside Phillips house. I had been there before with my wife so I knew it well. I parked on the street, put another pair of gloves on, grabbed the phone I had designated for messages from Phillip, inserted the Sim card and began typing.