Canon by Mary B. Moore

Canon:
My life was going perfectly until I met Jacinda. That’s not to say she made it bad, but she opened a door I hadn’t realized was even there and then didn’t give me the time of day. She’s like an onion, you peeled one layer, then there was another and another.
Getting to the heart of her is nigh on impossible, but if you want something enough, you keep on peeling, right? Well, I wasn’t raised to quit at the first hurdle, so that’s precisely what I’m doing.
I was also choosing to err on the side of positivity with her responses, including when she growled, “You drive me crazy.”

Jacinda:
I wouldn’t say I put on a façade to be someone I’m not every day, but if people saw the real me, they’d be confused by the contrast. Behind the walls of my home, I’m not the same person they see, but I’m tired of being asked if I’m okay, so that’s what I have to do to avoid it.
I’m not a victim, I’m a survivor, and becoming part of the Delicious Divas team helped heal me, but I swear Canon Klein was put on this earth just to torture me. It’s purely down to the fact that I’ve spent so long acting like someone I’m not that helps me hide how much I enjoy his style of torture.