Amy,

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I hope this message finds you well. I've been doing a lot of thinking since you left, and the pain hasn't lessened—the silence has been unbearable. We were together for almost two years, with our relationship unfolding under the watchful eyes of everyone at school. It was real for me, and I thought it was real for you too.

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I never imagined you would hurt me this way. Before choosing a college, my life goal was to be at my dream school. I gave that up to stay in New York, hoping we could build a future together. When I got the offer from NYU, I felt lost but anchored myself to you. I thought you were my new life goal.

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You know, before graduation, we were only physically apart for three days while I was in Miami for the Formula 1 race. Even then, I missed you and thought of how I could work hard for us to travel together in the future. Yet, in those three days, everything changed. You started planning your summer with someone else—he's your boyfriend now.

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You've been blocking me for a month, and it's been really tough. There are so many things left unspoken, so many questions gnawing at me. I need to understand what happened, and why. I need clarity, even if it's painful.

 

I'm reaching out because I genuinely believe that we can have a conversation to give me some closure. It doesn't have to end this way. Didn't what we have mean anything to you? When you go back to school, will you remember the time we were together?

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I understand it might be easier for you to move on, to forget. But for me, forgetting isn't an option. Those two years meant something.

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Please, let's talk.

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William