Prequel of "I Love You since 1892" Pilit hinahanap ni Aleeza ang mga kasagutan sa mga kakaibang panaginip at pakiramdam na nararanasan niya sa tuwing bumubuhos ang ulan at sa tuwing nakikita niya ang estrangherong naghahatid ng magkahalong saya at lungkot sa kanyang puso: si Nathan. Magagawa kaya nilang maitama ang pagkakamali ng nakaraan upang maiwasan ang trahedyang dulot ng bawal na pag-ibig na nagsimula pa noong una at nagpapatuloy kahit ilang siglo na ang nakalipas? O hanggang sa panahon bang ito ay hindi pa rin nila mababago ang nakasulat sa kanilang kapalaran? A story that will look back from its past and present. Will the lines connect them for the second time around? or Will history repeats itself? [Next: "Bride of Alfonso"] Date Written: May 06, 2017 Date Finished: November 12, 2017

THIS IS NOT A BLURB. Not yet anyways because as of today, I'm still in the process of writing it. This is a scene that started in my head, which I found entertaining so I wrote it (I'm referring to chapter 1). With my consent, it was posted by @hunnydew on her FB with the sole purpose of sharing. This was also originally posted in the 'Everything Random' title because I meant for it to be a one shot thing. But Bea wouldn't shut up so I decided to create a new Title just in case it blows up into a short story, or worse, a novel, hahaha. Surprisingly, it gained attention. Not much but it still did. And after reading the comments (and coaxings) here it is. It might just become a short story at this rate, hahaha. Really, thanks to those who reacted to the post. Subsequently, I'm trying to write at least 500 words a day so I could make it a habit. Studies show that for an activity to be automatically part the daily routine, a person needs at least 30 days before the brain picks it up. I thought I should write a flash fiction everyday. But then, this happened. So I had decided to treat this is my lab rat instead. Join me in my writing journey? --- Started on 05 October 2016 (Wednesday).