Memory Lane

Memory Lane

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Romance
Prologue The waves washes the sand ashore. Again and again. Then again and again. Smothering it with a salty embrace. While the constant creak of the rocking chair keeps in time with the swaying of the palm trees. He would have loved to be here right now. This was his favorite scene and soundtrack. Always has been. "Its for you," a voice behind me breaks my solemn train of thought. I turned around to see JP standing under the doorframe holding my house phone out to me, head down, hands in pocket. An image of a defeated man. I took it from him saying nothing. I don't trust myself. Not anymore. "Hello?" The voice on the other line asked. I easily recognized it as Leah. His mom. Still I didn't utter even a breath. But she continued. With two words, I didn't. "I'm sorry."
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Prologue A long time ago, there was a girl with her short height who always spent her break time the same way quietly tucked away in her secret place under the tree, reading her notes. Every day, without fail, sometimes she sat alone by the window in the farthest corner of the classroom, hidden behind a curtain of silence and sunlight. The world outside bustled with chatter and footsteps, but in her little corner, time seemed to slow down. She always wore her earphones, soft music playing just loud enough to drown out the noise. Her long black hair fell gently over her shoulders, framing a face that was too often lost in thought. She didn't care how she looked why would she? She believed no one was watching. To her, this moment of peace belonged only to her. But she was wrong. She didn't know that someone had been watching her all along. A boy. He sat a few rows away, quiet and unnoticed just like her. Day after day, he observed her from a distance, curious and drawn to the way she seemed so content in her own world. He didn't know her name. He didn't know her story. But something about her made him pause, made him want to understand the silence she lived in. What she didn't know was that he would soon become the one to change everything she believed about herself. He would be the one to break her quiet world And he would be the one to show her that happiness still exists in this world.

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