Prologue

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This story does not begin with, 'Once Upon a Time'. There is no happy ending. But, there is love... love that I lost. I write this story to remember my beloved girl with the eyes that matched the sea from which she came. 

It all started when I was a kid, only 7 years old. I built my first wooden ship. I remember the grin that crossed my face, I believed nothing could have soiled my happiness. The oak wood, the flag that wavered in the wind from the porthole. I was so proud. But, then my father walked in the door. I held up the ship, my hard work poured into the tiny mass. It was a gift for him. The man only shook my hair between his calloused fingers and didn't give me a second glance. That was the first time he disappointed me. Four years later was the last disappointing moment I could remember from him. I woke up to see him leaving. He never came back.

I didn't remember his face anymore, it had been blurred by time. It was for the best, my mother never talked about him either. If I brought him up she would walk away, acting busy. However; I knew she had left crying. I don't know what occurred that morning when my father left but this is the story of how I found out, the story of the time I met my dad. All over again.


(Hey there! This is the author and I would like to ask for everyone's constructive comments. CONSTRUCTIVE. This is my first story and I would love to write more if this gets good reviews.)

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