My watch stopped the first time two minutes before my aunt passed.
I found out about it later that day.
The second time, it was on her burial.
One minute before her memento started.
And although I can replace the battery and the watch will start ticking again, her life won’t.
Although I can act like I continued, deep down there’s still a battery in the watch that ran out of power, just like her heart.
Deep down is still the feeling that a part of me is missing, replaced but never the same.
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