IFHY. But I love you.
Murdoc had it perfect. Or at least he didn’t realize he did until she was gone. When a new girl joined the band as a backup keyboardist a few years back, it didn’t take long for him to sweep her off her feet. Their relationship was pure bliss until further in— he slowly pushed her away when he became stressed about the band, even getting pissed at her when she’d bring up not feeling loved enough. During one of their bad fights, he threw a beer bottle that was aimed at the wall, which nearly hit her. She broke up with him at that moment, but Murdoc’s ego told him he wouldn’t care. He was so wrong.
IFHY. But I love you.
Murdoc had it perfect. Or at least he didn’t realize he did until she was gone. When a new girl joined the band as a backup keyboardist a few years back, it didn’t take long for him to sweep her off her feet. Their relationship was pure bliss until further in— he slowly pushed her away when he became stressed about the band, even getting pissed at her when she’d bring up not feeling loved enough. During one of their bad fights, he threw a beer bottle that was aimed at the wall, which nearly hit her. She broke up with him at that moment, but Murdoc’s ego told him he wouldn’t care. He was so wrong.