judith,
so the next day after i made the list, i did my first step.
my plan is this. i will go to the room where my auntie judith died, walk towards her bed and kiss the pillowcase as if her head was there.
i will replay everything to the day in december 25.
i don't have to reherse it.
so now, the room was eerily quiet and i walked slowly towards her bed, telling myself that she was just away and i won't let the tears invade my eyes.
you're strong , tori. this is the way you'll say goodbye to auntie judith , i thought to myself.
i know the exact place where she killed herself. in front of the mirror. the part where the bed was facing.
i crept beside the bed and smiled . "hi auntie, judith. how are you?"
i leaned my head towards the pillowcase and kissed it as i stroke the bed sheets. "here's your gift. i love you, auntie judith."
at this time, tears were already streaming out of my eyes but a big weight has been lifted on my shoulders.
"are you having fun at work? my mom says you're in a vacation. i love you, auntie. " i sniffed "and i miss you so much." i gave a hurtful smile which i knew she wouldn't see.
"goodbye."
lovingly yours,
tori
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Judith [small caps intended]
Literatura faktu"no, i can't smile," i said . "why?" my mom asked. "because she's dead and it's all my fault." [BASED ON A TRUE STORY] [Spiritual #937] 1/25/14 [Spiritual #933] 1/26/14 Judith on Goodreads : https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22397633-judith