THE GIRL WHO NEVER STAYED.
t h e holiday perkins
to leo
I left, lured by the world that has been waiting to be explored.
I left to find a world where I could be everything.
I left to find something or someone to make me stay.
Remember when we used to say, "Together we will explore the world,"?
I vowed to keep that promise until I realized that you have enough reason to stay.
Your mother, your hardworking father and your sweet little sister Emily.
I have none but you. I cannot take you away from them.
I have been to London, Paris and this tropical island they call, Coron.
It was beautiful. It almost compelled me to stay, but I realized I need you to see it.
I came back, only to see that you have found your world.
Finally, you have a reason to stay.
I can't bring myself to yet mess up your life and I am glad I did not.
I heard you are married now, Leo.
Best wishes.
From Holly
the end.

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The Last Stroke
ContoEven objects feel hurt. Even objects snap. The only difference is that when they're broken, we throw them away. The Last Stroke is a work in progress. It is a collection, a dumpster of emotions.