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Click hereOne day James came into the living room to me, a suitcase with him.
"I know about you and Sadie. I'm leaving," and he walked out.
No arguments. No shouting. No threatening to punch me. Hardly any emotion whatsoever. He simply walked past me and out of the door. I wasn't actually bothered that he was leaving, I didn't even ask where he was going. I was more bothered that it meant Sadie probably wouldn't be around anymore.
Two days later I got back from work and Sadie was stood by my front door.
"Hi, sorry Sadie, but James doesn't live here anymore, I thought he'd have at least told you," I told her.
"I know, he saw us fucking on the kitchen table, he told me. He knew it wasn't the only time either. He didn't get angry, just told me we were over."
She stood up, and I noticed she'd been sitting on a suitcase. I looked at it, then at her. A big grin was on her face.
"I've told my parents I'm moving in with a friend because it's so much closer to college for me."
I opened the door and ushered her in, playfully slapping her arse as she walked past me. She pulled up her skirt, showing me she had no knickers on...
"Sadie was stood by my front door." is improper grammar in American English, but it's a common form in British English.
First thing I had to do before reading this story: google the word "stroppy."
"Stood by my door" is a very common speech in England. Fabulous story with a promising end.
"Sadie was stood by my front door." Uh, the grammar police just lowered your score. And why not, after the 'hero' of this story is a complete asshole. No wonder his wife took off. Hard to be happy for a dirtbag.