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Monologue For Leaving
By the time you'll read this, I'll be long gone. I want you to know that I'm really sorry for leaving. But, please, don't look for me. I hope you guys will one day understand why I took this decision and forgive me for it. I hope you'll understand that I had no choice, I need to rediscover who I am, who I really am after everything I did to all of you. I'll never be able to do that around here, surrounded by things and people who constantly remind me of all the wrongs I did. I fear that if I don't do it now, I'll lose myself forever.

Caitlin; I heard you, and I understand why you're able to forgive me, but now understand why I can't forgive myself, just yet. When I do, I will be back.

Cisco; please, don't take this personnal, but at the moment,
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