I
tried my best to hold on the flood of tears which forced its way out from my
eyes. After all the things that I had never imagined before struck me exactly
on my face, I had no idea what I should do, where I should go, and even whether
I should continue my life. I saw his back disappearing from my sight, I felt the
Angel of Death pulled my soul trough my head.
I
needed an advice. But from whom?
I
saw his car slowly going away from the parking lot. My heart forced me to stand
up and run after him to stop the car, but my brain told me not. We had been
over.
I
needed someone to talk to. But whom?
His
hand was stretched out from the car window to give some money to the parking
guy. The hand that used to hold mine in the cold night, the hand that used to feel
so fit on mine, the hand that I used to believe, that would have been the one
to put a ring on my ring finger.
I
couldn’t hold on the tears anymore. My hand lost her partner, my heart lost the
love, my body lost the soul, and I felt so empty.
I
needed somewhere to bury my grief.
But
where? I needed a place. I asked the brain to give me one name, but it couldn’t
do anything else besides playing all memories about him.
I
needed a place. Anywhere.
I
would come there, and even if I wanted to bury the grief, I should bury myself also.
I
told the brain to stop the memory player. I forced the eyes to stop the tears. However,
they ignored me. I closed the eyes, leaned the body, took a deep breath, and feeling
the hot tears that fell down slowly on the cheek. Suddenly, the tears turned
cold. The wind blew, trees swung. Suddenly I heard a sound from my brain. I put
things into my bag, and took the car key.
I
knew where I should go.
