"You'll forget about me" I said, sternly. I am sure. He will.
"Why would I?" he questions, making me frown.
"Why wouldn't you? you'll found someone better eventually."
"Better than someone I'd marry?" he replied.
That shut me up. I couldn't believe that he can just bluntly said things like that. things that are so serious yet, held so much. I turn away, avoiding the topic.
That conversation are now long gone and forgotten. we barely talk about marriage because it stings, and truth to be told he's the only person I'd want to marry.
Its now 10 in the morning and I just woke up, looking at the side of my bed, sighing heavily. days like this makes me wonder if the universe will gave us another chance to be together. What are the odds? maybe we accidentally met at the coffee shops nearby and we couldn't believe our eyes that we finally met again.
And maybe,
Just maybe.
We fell in love and this time, we'll be ready.
- things that I wished happened #21
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After The Sunset
Non-Fictionyou came in waves, but you never stayed. --- dedicated to you, the one who makes me realize that it doesn't take a bullet to kill someone. © Copyrights Reserved
