Истории Albertfic

What would happen if Candy confessed her love to Albert who had just recovered? Albert has been Candy's savior on more occasions than one, although she only remembers one of those times. Years later, during World War I, Albert suffers an accident in Europe and without a memory reaches the hospital in Chicago where Candy is working as a nurse. But when the director of the hospital discharges her, she decides to take care of him on her own until he fully recovers. Albert, who remembers nothing of his past, is initially hesitant, but decides to live with the beautiful and cheerful nurse who claims to know him and who has stolen his heart. But Candy doesn't even know Albert's last name and is convinced he's a globetrotter without a family. After they have lived together as brother and sister, Candy tragically ends a long-distance relationship with her teenage boyfriend, and it's Albert who, as always, will be there to help her. But when Albert finally regains his memory, and Candy confesses she has fallen in love with him, his past and present collide, complicating his life even further. Will Candy be able to overcome the truth when she finds out who Albert really is? English translation of the original Spanish story "Siempre te espere" by AmyGiz. The story is based on Candy Candy manga by Kyoko Mizuki and Yumiko Igarashi and the novel "Candy Candy - The final story" by Keiko Nagita. Many thanks to AmyGiz for giving me permission to translate her story. Please do not share this work in another group or page without permission.

El amor llega y se va, nos inunda de sentimientos tan fuertes, y de repente se desvanece dejándonos sumidos en un vacío difícil de sobre llevar... Y si la historia de Candy Candy hubiera tenido otro final? Uno que no esperábamos? Qué pasa cuando logramos conocer a aquella persona especial, pero nos damos cuenta que no es quién creíamos? Los personajes de Candy Candy no me pertenecen. Esta es una variación de la historia que tanto apreciamos de Keiko Nagita. Espero les divierta tanto como lo fue para mí el idearla y escribirla.