Regrets and Second Chances

PROLOGUE

"Endless cue of nothingness

Spared by the deity's 'kindness'

If being reborn means to suffer again

By meeting you, then I'll endure every pain

Century may have pass

I don't want a lifetime away from your grasp

You may have died out of love

But for you, I care not of the deity above

I'm burning with so much desire and regret

Trying not to fade like ashes left on the street

If I were to venture into life again

Hoping this second chance will not go in vain"

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A girl has been reading a rather familiar poem painted over a painting. There was an art exhibit prepared by the Fine Arts and Architecture students, and she happens to be bored. That's why she found herself walking in a hallway filled with artwork while admiring her batchmates works.

But a strange painting caught her attention. A silhouette painting of a girl sitting above a guard rail, longingly watching the sea. She doesn't know why it gave her a sense of familiarity. The poem and the scene. She swears it's her first time seeing it. Why is my heart aching?

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Unbeknownst to the girl, someone is longingly watching.