The Last Laugh
The girl he dated briefly
Had pulled some shenanigans
Everyone liked her at first
Loved her, until she showed her true colors.
Always laughing, making fun, teasing, playing
She made up lies about him, the second he told her it was not working out.
Told terrible things to his family, friends, and co-workers.
Languished, and lied, stalked him, had to be served with a restraining order.
Always kind to her, and gentle with his good-bye, he was hurt and shocked.
Understandably relieved when a casual acquaintance said,
Guess What? No one believes her. She is not the woman we thought she was.
He could not help but breathe a deep sigh of relief. Her behavior saved his
reputation.
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2018
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