"It was absolutely nothing. I had no ties. No bittersweet memories. I was leaving nothing behind. Never experienced companionship, never been in love. And in that moment, all I felt was loneliness and regret."
But there's always a first time..
For a week, I didn't hear from Harry, nor did I see him and it broke my heart into several pieces. I packed my suitcase in the afternoon and confirmed my car and schedule with Merlin ''Are you going already?'' Egssy came in the room looking at me sadly ''Yes. Do you promise to keep my home safe and organized?'' I smiled walking towards him ''I promise, come back.'' He hugged me tightly ''In a few months I will be back, I'm sure it will be good for everyone, especially for the Agent Tequila who was left without a partner.'' I said thinking about Agent Whiskey who had left us because he was involved with the other side of the coin, I volunteered to stay in the United States as a Statesman agent until they finished training the new agent.
I went to Harry's house and opened the door, walked upstairs to his room where I found him laying in bed ''I came to say goodbye...'' I said quietly walking to the bed ''Are you really going?'' he asked looking me in the eyes, I nodded ''I love you, I'm so sorry...'' he spoke with an expression that broke my heart again, I took a deep breath holding my tears ''Next time we will rethink our choices better, so it doesn't hurt each other...'' I smiled without showing my teeth, feeling my tears coming down my face as I took off my ring and put it on the nightstand. Harry stared at the ring and looked me in the eye again, I bent down and left a tender kiss on his lips, when I pulled away I saw a tear running down the corner of his eye "Goodbye, Harry." I said walking out, he knew the problems we have been facing and mostly about promising me everything he promised, was a step too fast for someone who had no idea what to do.
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