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i found the way to my seat in the train and sat down.
nine minutes to departure.
the screen ahead of me displayed.i looked at my phone, half knowing what i'd see.
ma.
sixteen missed calls.the screen blinked.
seventeen missed calls.nothing for a few seconds, then
one voice mail.
two voice mails.
four voice mails.i turned off my phone and rested my forehead on the glass window.
five minutes to departure.
"i love you, no matter what."
i heard you say.
and for a moment i was so sure you were here, i turned to see you.
but there was no one.
four minutes to departure.
and i knew something's wrong. terribly wrong.
i turned on my phone.
five voice mails.
i turned it off, then on.
five voice mails.
refresh.
five voice mails.
just five.
did she give up so easily?two minutes to departure,
and i started panicking.what was i thinking?
starting a new life, leaving the most beautiful thing i ever had behind me?
seems like you were right. yes, i am a princess. but just because my ma is a queen.
with five voice mails, eighteen missed calls, And one minute to departure, i got off the train.
i had never run so fast before.
my lungs were on fire, but somehow, i was drowning.as i reached the road, there were a hundred faces gathered around the traffic light.
but there was only one i was looking for.i didn't realize it was the one
they were looking at.
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