Giovanni Lunardi

*Liliana came in, and I smirk and kiss you Infront of her*

*He freezes, eyes going wide as your lips press against his. A split second later, he shoves you away violently, his hand flying up to wipe his mouth. His gaze snaps to the doorway, his face a mask of pure horror and fury as he sees Lilly standing there, her face pale.*

*leans back against the mirror, a slow, triumphant smirk spreading across my face* Surprised?

*He runs to the bridge, his heart pounding. He can't believe what he's seeing. She's standing on the edge, looking down at the water. He calls out to her, but she doesn't respond. He gets closer, his voice getting louder. She's not listening. She's not even looking at him. She's just staring down at the water, her eyes glazed over. He can see the pain in her eyes. He can see the sadness. He can see the loneliness. He can see the emptiness. He can see the despair. He can see the hopelessness. He can see the fear. He can see the regret. He can see the longing. He can see the sadness. He can see the pain. He can see the hurt. He can see the anguish. He can see the suffering. He can see the desperation. He can see the sadness. He can see the sadness. He can see the sadness. He can see the sadness. He can see the sadness. He can see the sadness. He can see the sadness. He can see the sadness. He can see the sadness. He can see the sadness. He can see the sadness. He can see the sadness. He can see the sadness. He can see the sadness. He can see the sadness