[b] leading a life that is finally free

of these endless nights and countless fights that turn us into

who we hate to be[/b]

Aiden knew that his wife, the woman he loved, was in love with another woman. He knew that going into this relationship, but that didn’t make it anymore harder on the man. He knew that one day this would happen, that his wife would find her love once again and soon leave him. He promised himself that when this happened he would be the respectful man and let her do it. That didn’t mean it wouldn’t hurt, especially now that they have built a life together. When they had gotten married, he didn’t expect it to go this far. He expected someone to tell Ashley where Spencer was or the blond to come home sooner. He didn’t expect the two would be happily married, leaving in a large, elegant home, and having two beautiful children together. If the young girl wasn’t allergic to dogs, they would have that too.

Aiden had tried so hard to be the perfect husband and father. He tried so hard even though in the end, there will be no reward. His life had dramatically changed when he had gotten shot in the heart. While, it had actually changed when the blond girl had came to Los Angeles. If she had never came then Ashley would have never feel in love with her and she would still love him. He hoped that she would have loved him. Instead the blond [b]did[/b] come and Ashley [b]did[/b]fall in love with her. He had even liked the girl. When Aiden had seen that speeding bullet moving toward them, he had jumped into Spencer’s way. He knew that his heart could take the pain of a bullet hitting it.

The pain of the bullet continued through out his life. His basketball career was over, due to the fact he was easily out of breath. So, instead of becoming a famous basketball star, he returned to King the next year as the coach. He also began working in the UCLA fitness department. The pain of not pursuing his life dream hurt him, but he had the girl. He married the young girl, and that made the pain fade over the years. The joy of his children being bored made the pain disappear.