Re:memories (Score:2)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2008.01.05 3:10 (#21911656) Homepage Journal
It was on the night of 30th of December last year she had to get up early in the morning at 5 o'clock. It was one of her busiest day of the New Year's Eve. Both of us had to work on the 31st of December but her work starts at 7 while mine was thirty minutes past noon. She needed to go to sleep at 22:30. I interruped coitus by accepting her serious appeal that she needs to take a rest soon. I didn't come. Then I abruptly recall what I had in twenty years ago. A woman I recalled was not my current wife. We were supposed to have a date for the first time in more than one and a half years. I was studying in America and she was working in Tokyo.

It was already too large to narrow our gap. We couldn't meet owing to mutual misunderstanding.

The last time I saw her was 28th of April, 1988. She was watching closely for three seconds stooping in front of the window at Dutor, where I always made it a rule to take a seat to see her. I was watching her secretly from a bit away from the spot, where she was watching the seat closely. It was too far for her to notice me. She disappeared into the crowds in Tokyo. It was also the moment she disappeared from my world.

Much later I heard a rumour that she got married at her age 27. She was 24 when last time I witnessed.

I haven't seen her for nearly twenty years since that time.

brain and biology constantly interact over time to try and force fatherhood...in my case it eventually worked....

You became a father, it is the nicest thing!
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