When she left, it was like someone had ripped my heart out, crumbled it up like a flimsy piece of loose leaf paper and c — Steph Campbell, My Heart for Yours
When she left, it was like someone had ripped my heart out, crumbled it up like a flimsy piece of loose leaf paper and c — Steph Campbell, My Heart for Yours
When she left, it was like someone had ripped my heart out, crumbled it up like a flimsy piece of loose leaf paper and c — Steph Campbell, My Heart for Yours
When she left, it was like someone had ripped my heart out, crumbled it up like a flimsy piece of loose leaf paper and c — Steph Campbell, My Heart for Yours
When she left, it was like someone had ripped my heart out, crumbled it up like a flimsy piece of loose leaf paper and c — Steph Campbell, My Heart for Yours
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When she left, it was like someone had ripped my heart out, crumbled it up like a flimsy piece of loose leaf paper and crammed it back into my chest. It somehow managed to work, but it would never, ever feel the same.

— Steph Campbell, My Heart for Yours
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