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before he saw
me. As I
had walked towards
him, it had
taken me a
moment to even
recognize him. He
looked like someone
I should know.
When I realized
who he was,
I made a
decision. I wasn’t
going to change
my path, just to
accommodate him. So
I kept walking.
His head snapped
up and looked in my
direction, almost as
if he had
heard me speak
his name. His
eyes were cold
like the air
around us, like
the snow that
fell from the
skies. We came
even nearer to
each other. I
wondered if this
would be the
time where he
would speak, would
tell me what
happened between us.
As we came
closer to each
other, he looked
as if he
was going to
say something. I
wondered what it
could be, what
he could say:
“Look, we have to talk. “
“It was all a misunderstanding.”
“I’m sorry.”
I thought of
stopping, but I
realized that what
ever he had
to say to
me had already
been said, all
those years ago.
At least, it
that was true
for me. How
odd that I
had waited for
this moment for
seven years and
now realized I
had already said
everything? He stopped
in front of
me and went
to speak, but
I kept walking
along my path
into what the
future would bring
and left him
behind me in
the past.