The rain was a constant drumbeat against the windowpane, a mournful melody that seemed to echo the ache in her heart. Anya stared out, her gaze fixed on the blurred cityscape beyond. Her mind was a whirlpool of thoughts, each one a sharp pang of longing. She missed him. Missed him more than words could say.
It had been weeks since she'd last seen him, a lifetime in the emotional calendar. They had been friends for as long as she could remember, their bond forged in the crucible of childhood. He was her rock, her confidante, her partner in crime. Now, he was a distant star, shining bright but unreachable.
She thought of him often, his laughter, his infectious smile, his kind heart. She remembered the countless adventures they'd shared, the secrets they'd kept, the dreams they'd dreamed together. And now, he was gone. Not physically, of course, but emotionally. A chasm had opened between them, a void that no amount of phone calls or messages could fill.
Anya picked up her phone, her fingers hovering over his number. She hesitated. What would she say? How could she express the depth of her feelings without sounding pathetic? She put the phone down, a sigh escaping her lips.
Tears welled up in her eyes, but she blinked them back. She refused to let sadness consume her. Instead, she focused on the positive memories, the good times they'd had. She imagined him laughing, his eyes crinkling at the corners. She pictured him smiling, his warmth radiating through the screen.
And then, she prayed. She prayed for his happiness, for his peace of mind. She prayed that he would know how much she loved him, how much she missed him. She prayed that one day, they would be reunited, their friendship stronger than ever.
As the rain continued to fall, Anya found solace in the thought that her friend was out there, somewhere, living his life. She knew that he was thinking of her too, that he missed her as much as she missed him. And in that moment of shared longing, she felt a connection that transcended distance and time.
I miss you........ why you didn't came today??? And she is missing you too *bitter smile* Come fast to comfort your baby, but don't worry, I helped you a little bit maybe...... I wonder what to do..... Let time decided cause after 60 years, it won't matter anymore......
