After A Long Time Mga Nobela at Kwento

That’s one small mercy. “Well, we are here, on vacation, enjoying each other’s company, so I thought I would let you know that I appreciate you,” Time tells her, pulling her closer to his chest. “We have been together for many years now, and it’s not hard to forget to remind each other.”

I sat there for a long time. To be continued...

I looked at the message for a long time. Then I type back. Still on.

Something lasting. Something real. Four weeks. Then forever begins. And I'm ready. Finally, completely ready.

I k⁠now y‌o‍u k‌now. My grip on‌ t⁠he‍ pho⁠n‌e tightened. An​othe‌r​ messag‍e ca​me⁠ immediately after. And that⁠’s e​xactl​​y why y‌ou n‌eed to come no‍w.‍⁠ I swallo⁠we​d slowly.⁠ The next message took lon‍ger. Wh​⁠en it‌ cam​e,⁠ it hi‍t harde‍r‍.‍ The​re‍ are‍ thi​n​gs I sh​ould have t‍old you a​ long time‍ a‍go. A paus‌e.​ Then​ the f‌inal m‌es‍sa‌ge. And I’m runn‌i‍ng out of t⁠ime‍ t‍o say‌ the‌m. ‍​

This is night, is going to be a long night. ................... °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

He replied reluctantly. "I at least have been gentle. But, because of you, I had difficulty sitting for a few days." Shàng Wèi admitted, laughing. Adam raised his eyes to look at him. A curious expression painted across his face. "I was out of practice." Shàng Wèi said sibilantly, answering the other man's unspoken question. "How long?" "Seven years." He confessed. "Ahahah...Bullshit!" Adam laughed at him. He probably didn't believe him.

5 years at that moment seemed like nothing to them. They acted so naturally that they didn't realize how harmonious they could be. Not even a word was spoken but it felt like they knew exactly what the person in front of them thought and they acted exactly as expected. Time froze as they looked into each other's eyes. It's been 5 years, their appearances have changed quite a bit, yet they can tell at first glance that that's their childhood friend. Just then, Lydia's phone buzzed.

How much time has passed ever since he left A city? After careful calculation, Jenna realized that it had been several months. They never contacted each other since then and she seemed to have forgotten him completely. It was only at this moment when the message popped up did she remember him. He was the man who had treated her the best, more than anyone else. An apologetic feeling surged up in her heart. The email was short, with only three lines. It read, "Jenna, how are you? It's been a long time. I'm coming to A city, see you then."

TWO YEARS LATER… . . .