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Personal Narrative-Occam ` S Razor's Nicking At Me

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Occam 's Razor 's Nicking At Me I wish I could come up and be with you. I apologize if I hurt your feelings last night, just in case I did, I want you to know that it certainly wasn 't my intention. This is tormenting for you. If you do not comprehend how genuine my love is for you, you never will. Even so, as I said last night, I cannot make sense of what happened, without reinterpreting everything which, I hope is not the case. Should that be what moving on requires, I will. If it is forgivable, and to widen this thin slice of opportunity, anything other than the truth will not suffice. I 'm starting my job tomorrow, and have many tasks to complete still. I know that you know exactly what I mean

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