Gone Was His Jasmine
Then, we would go on a livestream for people who liked our content before cooking dinner with Grandpa.
That night, I planted the jasmine in the garden, right next to our bedroom window, so that I could wake up to its fragrance in the mornings.
Jason watered the plant for me, then he wrapped his arm around my waist from behind.
“Are you okay?” he asked.
I leaned back against him and said, “I’m more than okay.”
I meant it because I finally understood that some people were destined to stay in the past. They were meant to teach you a lesson and shape you into something new before making their exit.