Dear J,
Today is graduation day.
Aaron and I were excited.
Well he was at least.
I just can't wait to get to Texas A&M to swim.
Swimming is my only escape.
It was my type of yoga.
When I'm sad,
I swim.
When I'm mad,
I swim.
When I'm happy,
I swim.
Swim is the best medicine.
Aaron and I go to college in a week.
We start to pack.
I don't have much so I have little boxes.
Most consist of pictures of you and me, books, and letters to you.
I have old records of songs you liked.
An old record player to play when I'm sad.
The college professors know about my... conditions if you will.
So if I don't show up to class I'm either sick or too depressed to get out of bed.
I mope around the house for the rest of the week.
I'm not sure what to do with myself.
Everything is a blur.
I've had more nightmares.
The worst one was of you, of course.
You were there, at the gateway to heaven.
I asked to come with you and you told me to stay--that I had a full life ahead of me.
And I did.
I screamed for you.
But you didn't hear.
You turned and left.
Just like you did in reality.
I woke up with tears streaming down my face and a cold sweat.
I surprisingly held my scream in.
I couldn't fall back asleep.
I cautiously made my way to Aaron's room.
I crawled into his bed and wrapped myself in his arms.
Bad dream?
He would ask.
I shakes my head yes and cried into his chest.
I feel asleep within minutes.
He's the only one who can keep me sane.
Miss you.
Love,
Annalise.
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Love Annalise
RastgeleDear J, I have always loved you. Don't forget me for I won't forget you. You will be in my heart and I will be in yours. But please. Remember me. Love, Annalise.