she smiled and said, "probably because i see beth in you. your thin and pale just like her and i know that your suffering too. you have problems but you didn't tell anyone, even your family. just like beth. and thats why your crying just looking at the family."
she gave me an assured smile and i immediately hug her. i feel so comfortable with her because probably, we share the same story with her daughter about not telling anyone about her problems in life. her illness. to her family, her mom.
"i have a great day today, letting my emotions go. thanks for listening. fixed your problems, okay? 'till our next meeting."
"oh i'm tara by the way." she patted my shoulders.
"i'm evilyn...see you around, tara."
"see you."
when she was far enough, i waved my hands. she smiled and also did the same.
YOU ARE READING
Don't Say Goodbye
Short Storyat the age of sixteen, tara somehow found out that she is sick but somehow, she didn't told anybody about it. because she thought no one cares. her mother who once is loving before, her brother paid attention to soccer, her sister who always put a h...
