Chapter 1
by Chocolate
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romance
tragedy
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Hate
“Once you’ve learn what hate is, love would not be far off.”
“Dear Alice, I love you. I always have and always will. From the very first time I saw you, I fell for you immediately. Whenever you laughed, I would always find that a smile on my face. Whenever you cried, I could feel my heart rip into two. Whenever you talked, butterflies would form in my stomach. Whenever you grew angry, I felt like killing myself. Whenever you smiled, my heart would beat so loud that I would have grown deaf. Whenever you were close to me, I thought that my heart would stop. Whenever we touched, I thought that I would have melted from your warmth. I love you. I may sound so greasy with all the things I’ve said so far, but it is the truth. I love you, remember that.
Oh! I remember the first time I met you. I woke up in your bedroom, alone in the dark. At first I thought I was kidnapped by some weird person but then, you came through the door with a tray full of delicious food. I was utterly surprised by your sudden appearance that I fell off your bed. I must have looked like an idiot, but at least you laughed. I swear, just as you laughed, my heart skipped a beat. That’s when my feelings for you started to develop. Ever since that day, I have been more conscious of myself and tried to avoid looking like an idiot, which I think has failed. I must have looked like some love struck idiot, which I was. I love you. That must have been the third fourth time I said that.
Ah, it must be really dragging to read this letter, isn’t it? I’m sorry if so. I know that you don’t like reading that much. I remember you say that the only time you would hold a book is when you would throw it to someone, and when you said that you were holding one and I was the only person in that room. And by the way, that book really hurt. It hit me in the face. At that time, it was when I first realized that I already loved you. The moment you asked if I was okay, that if it hurt; that was the exact moment that made me realize something; that I loved you.
Okay, now I know that you’re getting bored from reading this because my hand is aching. But, that’s okay because I really wanted to write this letter. I wanted you to at least know that I love you. I will and always will love you, even until death. Ironic, isn’t it? That is, I’ll forget all of this when my birthday comes. On the day I should spend time with the person I love the most, I would actually leave her. It’s saddening, but I’m okay. I’m happy; happy to have met you. It’s already 11: 55 p.m. I have only 5 minutes left so I’ll wrap this thing up. I could actually hear your steps from the stairs. Anyways, I love you. I love. I really do. I will always love you. Even if I forget everything, I just want you to know that I love you. And, Alice, I hope that you loved me too. Love, Jae. P.S. I love you and sorry for annoying you. I swear, this will be the last time.”
A tear slid down her cheek. And then, another and another. Tears continued to fall as she clutched tightly unto the letter. As she cried softly into the night, the sound of raindrops on the roof masked her soft sobs that only the pitter-patter of rain could be heard from her house.
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