We enjoyed our last day sa resort and I was texting Liam to ask how is he doing with his family. He told me they were having fun and he also sent his regards to our friends, especially kay Jay. He was always understanding and he doesn't know how to hold grudge sa lahat ng sakit na naranasan niya. Liam deserves better, and I know hindi ako 'yun.
Jay drove me home and he stopped in front of our house. I didn't go out of his car yet as I wanted to talk to him and finalize everything that happened between us.
"Thank you for giving me another chance, Cal. Please don't leave me again.." he said while brushing his thumb against my hand.
"I'm sorry you have to go through that phase. Sana sinabi mo sa 'kin na you were having a hard time para lagi kitang binisita do'n." I said and smiled at him.
"That's okay, nandito ka naman na. Ulit." he chuckled.
"Sem-break niyo na rin ba?" I asked while getting my stuffs sa may middle seat.
"Nah, wala kaming gano'n." he sighed and looked back at me.
"Are you going back to Manila?" I asked him.
"Yeah, probably tomorrow morning nalang or mamaya pagkapasok mo sa bahay niyo." he said. And doon ko lang naalala na wala na pala siyang tutuluyan dito kasi pinaalis na siya ng parents niya sa sobrang kakulitan niya na mag-stay.
"Uh, edi wala kang tutulugan mamayang gabi?" I asked him, looking worried.
"I have my car, that's okay. I just want to see you muna bago ako bumalik. Baka matagalan na naman tayo bago magkita since you can't go there." he said back.
"Wait, dito ka lang, ha? May kukunin lang ako sa loob. Stay here." I told him while getting out of his car.
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Unbind the Strings
Teen FictionCali, a doctor, established a charity program that heals children with chronic illnesses through music. Her ex, Jay, who's a musician was invited to perform in one of their events.
