Dear Carmen: To Archer and Tori

BONNY'S FILES

Time management through career and family, patriotic responsibilities, and tattooed Danielle Tori--an easily wounded and self-centered partner--is Bianca Archer's--a policewoman who's a mother of one she--main conflicts on her new-adult life.

In a moment on night time, Bianca was all alone on some sidewalk in Legarda, Baguio City. Her eyes got magnetized by an ancient-fantasy-like suitcase, unbothered beside a trash can. She got it with her into her home then left it there the next day, as if it it isn't important.

Danielle once noticed the old suitcase and curiosity of his poked his mind making him so thirsty to know the contents of the old suitcase.

Unfolding Mildred Tatiana-Makulem's diary, every page says it all. Time matters like a whole piece of golden pie, sliced equally fine. In every plate has its importance, worth keeping in life.

Two families in different frame. Two families in different plots. Two mothers in could be a same line, "I wish I could have the everlasting time."

This is an epistolary novelette

Started: December of 2020
Completed: February of 2021