Do you know like in the movies, when you are like, I don’t buy it, no one can ever be that happy… and then she dies in a terrible accident and you think to yourself: I knew it, no one is ever this happy.
Well, that was me. The dying lady.
Ironic remarks, empty compliments, empty Sundays and empty bottles.
It was cool, the drama was exciting, the craziness was attractive.
But him, he was exquisite.
I met him on Valentine’s, what a cheesy day for such a sharp pen. So I never wrote about it. I swiped to meet him, so not movie-like that I thought it was meant to end. Soon. Sooner rather than later.
But it has been 15 exact months since I saw him for the first time. Walking to me, crossing a diagonal where he instructed his cab to stop, just cause he could pronounce the street properly. I was on the phone, to the bank, and paid just enough attention.
Enough.
I said it was not a date, I said we would just have street food and go home. So we did. But… we never really went home. That night completely changed the definition of home. Changed the world.
Only took 36 days for the world to go the craziest it has ever been. And after being together for a month, we were physically apart for two. And still, to you, my beloved and abandoned readers… you know how much I loved dates. Still, we had the best dates, separated by laws, curfews, politics, pandemics and never-ending 2-week-periods.
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I was sitting there, finding the inspiration to write, as I watched the Patagonia sunset, he opened the window and walked to me.
Sat next to me on the bench and said: how come you are outside without me?
He sat right next to me and kiss my forehead. Then kissed my lips. Then smiled and looked at me with those perfect blue eyes.
I am writing, I kind of found inspiration after a year. Feeling like everything (I ever had to write or live) brought me to this exact moment here. – I said.
And once again, he smiled and kissed me.
Viole ran from the cabin towards us and jumped to the bench.
I got it. I’ve got it guys, finally, my happy ending.