It was over. Just like that. She couldn't force herself to believe it but she knew in her heart that it was true. Remy was to be married to Bella...that lying witch! Pretending to be her friend...pretending to 'randomly' meet her in the mall. Bella knew just what she was doing and that made the situation with Remy about a hundred times worse. She had been used by a so-called friend. And she had been dumped by the love of her life. And sadly for her, she never saw any of it coming.

She was devastated.

The next few days were incredibly sad for Cyndi, especially the day she went off to college and headed back to New York City.

"Will you be alright?" Aunt Di asked up to Cyndi who was in the passenger side of the truck she was riding in. Cyndi and one of her friends from high school were both going to NYU, so they had decided to take the trip together.

"I'll be fine. I'll call you when we stop at the hotel to rest and stuff." Cyndi replied in a quiet voice. She hadn't been herself in days. Aunt Di sighed and shook her head. How dare Remy for breaking her nieces heart! And though Cyndi didn't give many details about how and why, she had a feeling another girl was to blame. She always knew that boy was trouble.

As if on cue, Remy's car came up their driveway in a hurry. Both women turned to look, Aunt Di casting a vicious glare while Cyndi's gaze was less threatening.

"Chere! Don' leave yet!" Remy said as he got out of the car and came up to them.

"You have no business here, Young Man. I think you've done enough." Aunt Di said.

"It's ok..." Cyndi assured her as she cast her sad eyes over to Remy who came over to her side of the car. Aunt Di backed away and let them talk. If she didn't walk away, she would've socked the boy right in the face.

"I love ya...please don' forget dat." He pleaded to her as he looked into her blue eyes which were a little puffy from crying. Cyndi nodded wordlessly and waited for him to speak again.

"When Remy fixes all dis, he gon' marry ya an' give ya all de t'ings ya deserve. Will ya wear dis in de meantime?" He asked gently as he reached into his trench coat pocket and pulled out a small black box which he opened to reveal a beautiful diamond engagement ring.

"Remy..." Cyndi said softly, a lump growing in her throat as she felt she was about to cry. This was too much to take after he had broken her heart...how could he do this now?

"Please...Remy only belong wit' one femme. An' ya know no one loves ya like Remy does, Chere. He'll make t'ings righ'." He begged her.

"I don't think I can...your fiance wouldn't like that." She said gently.

"I don' wan' her. I wan' you! I's always been you, Chere. Please..." He insisted. She took the box with the ring inside and nodded slowly.

"I'll hold onto it." She replied softly.

Figuring that that was the best he could do and most he could expect, he nodded and didn't push her. He knew this wasn't the end. Even as they were breaking up, they promised to keep in touch and to at least stay friends until all of this Bella mess was settled. They would be together again.

"Good luck in school." Remy said gently.

"Thank you." She replied shortly, unable to invest anymore into this break up than she already had and not wanting to be an emotional wreck on the drive up North. Remy sighed and bowed his head sadly, knowing he wouldn't get the 'I love you' or the 'I'll miss you' that he needed to hear. Without another word, Remy left and Cyndi drove away not long after.

Their new lives were awaiting them.

Yea so this is the best ending I could come up with…buuuuuuuuut, there's a part 2 coming. So please don't be disappointed. I know it's rather short too, but I'm a little hung-over from the 4th of July so sue me lol Anyway, Part 2 will most likely be coming soon as I'm on vacation and have no plans so…yay.

Thanks for reading! Stay tuned!