The Love That Wasn't Enough | PEDRI

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Nailea sat on a swing, feeling the cool breeze brush against her face. She watched as the sun began to set, casting a warm glow across the sky. She felt at peace, enjoying the serenity of the moment.

As she swung back and forth, she then heard footsteps behind her. She turned around and saw Gavi walking towards her. She smiled, feeling happy to see him.

"Hey," he said, as he walked up to her.

"Hey," I replied, smiling.

He sat down on the swing next to her, and they began to swing together. They watched as the sun continued to set, casting a beautiful array of colors across the sky.

As they swung back and forth, they felt a sense of peace and contentment. They were just two friends enjoying each other's company, watching the beauty of nature unfold before them.

"Pedri went to the bathroom, but he'll be back soon." He says.

Nailea looked at Gavi, and nodded.

"You need to fight this." He continues. "You can't give up. Pedri misses you so much, and he needs you to be strong."

"But what if I'm not strong enough?" I say, with tears in my eyes.

"I know that you can do this," he says. "You're strong, and you're a fighter. You've got this."

Nailea nodded, wiping away her tears.

She smiled, feeling a sense of hope. She knew that Gavi was right. She couldn't give up on Pedri, no matter how difficult things got.

"Thank you," I say, looking at him with gratitude. "Thank you for being here for me."

As the sun dipped below the horizon, they both knew that it was time to go. But Nailea didn't want Gavi to go.

Gavi slowly got off the swing, he looked over at Nailea who was still on the swing, staring at him with a look of longing.

"Please don't go," I say, my voice filled with desperation. "Stay here with me."

Gavi smiled.

Nailea looked at him, her eyes filled with sadness.
"Please don't leave me." I say.

Gavi turned around, walking away from her towards the light. Nailea sat there, watching him disappear into the distance. She felt grateful for the moment they had just shared, and knew that it was a memory she would forever cherish.