❝ Maybe our love was meant for another lifetime. ❞
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Living life to the fullest was Moon Ayla's life motto. Because maybe if she lived every moment to its fullest, there's a chance she'll scare even death away.
Each moment could possibly be he...
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Every moment that we were together is still fresh in my head.
I will forever hold our memories and take them out on rainy days to remember the indescribable feelings you gave to me.
You're like my favourite song that I will forever have on replay. My favourite book that I wouldn't ever get tired of rereading. My favourite plushie that I love to hug each night when I go to sleep. My favourite cheesecake that I could eat for days on end. My favourite necklace that I will continue to wear even in the afterlife and in my next life.
The minutes, days, weeks, and months that we spent being together gave me chills, tranquility, sadness, pain, and all the other unexplainable emotions.
If I could relive every single one of those precious moments, I would do so in a heartbeat.
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It was already the end of the week.
Jimin meeting Ayla at the entrance, walking her to her first class everyday, asking if she wanted to have lunch with him, picking her up from her last class, and making sure she got home safe was all a routine for them now. In essence, Park Jimin was nothing short of being the best boyfriend ever.
In the eyes of those around them, they were the perfect couple happily in love with each other. But the both of them knew the real extent of their supposedly blissful and ideal relationship.
"Do you have any siblings?" Jimin questioned curiously.
The two were on their way back from a cozy restaurant Ayla had suggested, which was only a five-minute walk from the university. In her hand, was a plastic bag holding a small container of food for her best friend who had opted to spend his lunchtime in the library working on a film research project for one of his classes.
"I have a younger brother," Ayla replied, smiling at the thought of him. "His name is Joshua and he's eight years old. My dad decided to keep our name just as it was when we moved to Korea."
"Oh, I didn't know you weren't from here. You fit in so well."
"My brother and I are only half-Korean," she admitted, causing Jimin to stare at her in slight surprise. "My dad is full Korean and we moved here four years ago from Australia."
"Ah," Jimin nodded his head thoughtfully. "That's why I could hear a slight accent in your voice."
Ayla grinned. "It's even more prominent when I speak in English."
