Merry Christmas.

Three words "I miss you" in a single message, seemingly simple, but make her eyes blur. At this moment, she didn't know if she should answer or not, just felt her heart was choked by someone. She thought that after two years, she would at least love that man less. But as it turns out, her love has never waned at all. Still here, in her, in her heart, in the depths of her small, fluttering heart. That night, it was another sleepless night after a long time trying to sleep early.

The next day she woke up with swollen eyes. As soon as she saw her, her mother asked:

"What's wrong with your eyes Jennifer?"

"Ah. It's okay mom."

"Are you crying again?"

She sighed looking at her mother, neither admitting nor denying. Her father frowned.

"Come on, Jennifer, sit down for breakfast and then go to work."

"I will eat breakfast at work this morning. Andrew was still asleep, let's give Andrew some breakfast later."

"Yeah. But I've already cooked breakfast." Her mother said.

"Let's g