Book 3: The Sweet Chaos (Jennie X Female Reader X Rosé)

Epilogue

It had been two long years since that heart-wrenching separation.

Two years of trying to rebuild my life, of attempting to move forward without the love that had once consumed every corner of my existence.

And yet, no matter how hard I tried, the memories of Jennie still lingered in the depths of my soul.

I finally realized who my heart truly belonged to. But it was too late.

The gummy smile that used to light up my world, the vanilla scent that enveloped me in warmth, and the feline eyes that held all the love and longing... all slipped away, slipping through my fingers like sand.

I took those precious moments for granted, and now my heart is left shattered and full of regret.

Christmas had arrived once again, casting its enchanting spell upon the city streets.

As I walked aimlessly through the bustling crowd, a sense of loneliness wrapped around me like a heavy winter coat.

There was no family waiting for me, no loved ones to share this joyous occasion with.

I was alone, adrift in a sea of festivities that only served to remind me of what I had lost.

I watched as children giggled and played, their laughter echoing through the air like delicate snowflakes.

Their innocence and joy were a bittersweet reminder of the love that had once warmed my heart.

Lost in my thoughts, I barely noticed the approach of a small figure, a child no older than seven or eight.

A pair of bright eyes met mine, filled with a spark of curiosity and kindness.

The child held out a small box, a smile dancing upon their lips.

Without a word, they offered me a sweet treat, a simple gesture that spoke volumes.

I couldn't help but return the smile, my heart fluttering with a mixture of gratitude and longing.

As I savored the taste of the chocolate, its sweetness mingling with the melancholy in my soul, I turned around, lost in my own world.

And then, it happened.

The collision was sudden, unexpected.

I stumbled backward, my heart skipping a beat as I locked eyes with the person I never thought I would see again. The smell of vanilla envelopes me.

There she stood, in all her beauty and grace, her feline eyes filled with a mixture of love and sadness.

Time seemed to stand still as we stared at each other, the world fading into the background.

No words were exchanged, for we both knew that no words were needed.

The unspoken emotions hung heavy in the air, a tangible force that wrapped around us like an invisible thread.

In that moment, I saw everything.

I saw the pain in her eyes, the longing that mirrored my own.

I saw the love that had never truly faded, that had remained hidden within the depths of our hearts.

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