It's a Date

Percival didn’t ask any more questions. He already knew the specifics of where they met and how from his therapist.

Eulalia’s reluctance to bring it up was a good thing, he thought. He was afraid that talking about it might trigger something for her.

“Eulalia, my memory isn’t the best, and I’ve forgotten a lot from the past. But I promise to treat you well from now on. Let’s not keep looking back, okay? Let the past be the past...”

“What right do you have to talk to me about the future, Percival? Some things can’t just be brushed off with a simple ‘let it go’!”

If people could just say ‘let it go’ and everything would be fine, what would be the point of laws? Percival was the last person who had the right to say that.

She was grateful for their encounter sixteen years ago, but now she regretted it too. She didn’t understand why loving someone had to be this pa