Langit Ka Lupa Ako Novels & Stories

Ten minutes… “God damn it, remember Bryn!” I whispered with a gritted tooth, but still nothing. I found myself counting my breath. Slowly, and then at a faster pace. I was getting impatient, real impatient. How the fuck could my head be so blank. It seemed as though there was nothing to remember. Like the stolen piece of my memory had been totally erased off planet earth. Or maybe there was nothing of such to begin with. Maybe Luncian was only speaking gibberish.

" What happened tomorrow, no one could know. Maybe I would wake up and forget all about it. I may forget that the love of my life cheated on me, forget that he took his mistress for a maternity checkup. I may forget their intimacy, forget that same bracelet Abril and I had. I may forget the pain of losing my babies, forget about... I may forget about my parents, forget about Vivian. I may even become so mad that I didn't realize I forgot about it. About what happened tomorrow, who knew?

(I got peace after writing two words on paper, I can scream and no one can hear it) **** Kal aapki yaad puri raat aati rahi, Hum jaage puri duniya soti rahi, Aasmaan me bijli bhi puri raat hoti rahi, Bass ek baarish hi thi jo mere saath roti rahi. (Yesterday, your memories kept coming in night, Everyone was asleep but I was awake, There was sky lightening whole night Only the rain was crying with me) **** Zindagi chal tera shukriya, Shayad mile na tu kal ki subha,

You’re the meaning of a great experience, and I can’t love you less. My world feels dark when you’re not here. Even when I’m out under a cloudless sky, it feels like there’s a haze over everything. Before you, the world was filled with so many lights, streetlights, stars, the moon, and the sun. Now it feels like you are the brightest light in my life. It would explain why I feel so warm around you, how you provide me with the energy and the strength to persevere through my darkest hours. You also shine brilliantly enough that I know I’ll always be able to find my way back to you.

I send silent prayers to God to give enough strength to him. Within a few seconds, the flight took off to Mumbai. Akshadh's POV I was looking at the sky. My Dhiya went. She went leaving me alone. My life is completely blank now. I feel awkward. I feel alone. "Dhiya, why did you leave me?" I burst. None is there to console me. I was sitting on the bench as I feel emptiness occupied me. I closed my eyes slowly recollecting the memories about her. It gave me some sort of energy and gave me confidence.

This is helplessness in its simplest term. At around nine o’clock in the evening, while waiting for matters to somehow improve, I remembered the kid next to our apartment saying, “Ma, mababa na ang tubig, kita na yung plate number ng kotse.” (Ma, the water is finally subsiding. I can already see the plate number of the car)