***THE YEAR 2019 Marian relaxed her fingers through the counter and she smiled when the cashier gave the two cups of frappuccino. She smiled as she turned her back and picked up the tray. Justin stood up from his seat as he saw Danny's father by the door with his pants on and his long sleeves were big on him. Marian's smile vanished from his sight as she saw Danny's father by the door. She held the paper container that was holding the two cups of the frappuccinos in her hands as she saw that Paul Sy stopped at the door. She pursed her lips as she heard Lewis Capaldi's song on the radios of the shop. The barista on the other side was preparing something over the stove as Marian heard that it was brewing something by the fire. She swallowed and stepped up the steps without the smile that was crossing her face. Justin widened h

*** THE YEAR 2019 "I don't want to call you Paul anymore, Mr. Sy. It's not the same as it is the last time we talked this long," Jane stated the obvious as Paul was nodding his head and expects himself from hurting so much by hearing that. He smiled sadly towards her and he didn't know what to say anymore because of how Jane's face was so angry. "Look, I came here to say something to you about what happened last time we talked as friends---" "I don't want to hear it anymore, please. I am letting you go at that time, didn't you do the same thing when you left me under the rain for Carleigh with a proper goodbye?" Jane asked as Paul swallowed and widened his eyes when Jane said it. He looked down at his feet as he came to realize what he did from that day forward.

*** THE YEAR 1992 The car stopped by the street as they both were halted by the door. Paul widened his eyes when someone climbed outside of the car and they were both stunned at their places as Jane realized that it was his father. She swallowed as she unclasped her hands from his but Paul gripped it much more tightly. A bodyguard came out from the cars and stood behind Paul's father. Paul clenched his jaw as it stopped right in front of him and slowly glanced towards Jane, who was standing still, and holding his hand while Paul was still gripping it tightly. Paul's father glimpsed at their entwined hands and said, "So you were going out with someone who was living in the woods?" Jane gritted her teeth silently as Paul's father looked up at her from head to toe and she can't help but feel aggravated by that look. Jane unclasped her hand fr

*** THE YEAR 1992 The song resonated over the street while they both exchanged their heated glances and the thunder cracked over the horizon. They both swallowed as Jordan pointed his finger towards his face and said, "You better not insult my family or the luck you have will run out without anyone realizing." "What did you just say over me earlier? That my attitude was much stinkier than the mud?! Do you even know what you are talking about?!" "Yeah! I know who I am talking to, you dirty scumbag!" Jordan shouted that made Jane ran over his side and grabbed a hold of his arm. Paul's father fumed at his place and shouted over the confines of the street. He glared right through his son, who was standing a few feet away from Jane's father, and shouted right at his son.&nb

*** THE YEAR 1992 Jane turned around the corner as the tears fell down from her cheeks while seeing a lot of university students who were scrambling in and about from the university. She quickly fell down from the corner as she looked the other way and remembered how hard it was to finally saw his father so furious with how she lives. Paul stood by the bench outside as the song of Lionel Richie was still evident through the radios. He placed his hands by the bag that was slung over him and leaned on the wall behind him. He swallowed constantly as the rain finally poured down from heaven and he was glad that it was finally raining. Jane sobbed silently as the students stare at her while still looking at the metal railings that barricaded their university from the highway. She was crying and heard the bell rung from the staircase as the song from the guardhouse still resonated over the