TWISTED FATE BY VERONICA EDWIN - DANIEL

TWISTED FATE BY VERONICA EDWIN-DANIEL

EPISODE TWO

It is said that

If one has not thought of a stupid thing

Then one has not fallen in

My love for you, I silently profess. love

Let my love like incense from the Thurible rise to the golden temple of your nose Please Allen, do not close your nose

Please Allen, spare my heart

Spare my life."

As she said those words, a drop of tear came down from one of her eyes which she wiped gently with a piece of cloth.

"May my dream come true

I said may my dream come true

I know you not

But you I love already

This is real This is coming straight from my humble heart

It is about the way I feel.

Even if I have to be with you this minute, and the next minute I go to the great beyond My spirit will go soaring higher

Knowing that with you I spent a minute A minute that will be the most cherished

Of all things in my little world."

Lina was brought back to reality by a noise coming from outside. She ran out to see that a man was seriously fighting with his wife with other people trying to intervene while their kids cried, some people laughed while some only looked on. In her heart she said. "How can a man of such age and standing fight with his wife in an open where little children laugh at them. Marriages of these days are something else. I just hope that the young man Allen is not like this, I just hope he is not pretending to be a good guy because guys of these days are wolves in sheep's clothings."

The separators of the fight tried hard to stop the fight with little result but at last they were able to settle the couple's differences amicably. After awhile, people began to disperse. Lina went back inside and as at that time, it was already getting dark so she decided to remain indoors till the next day.

At midnight, she dreamt of how she and Allen became husband and wife. They were joined by a priest in a local village, she wore a local wedding dress and Allen wore a local wedding garment. There was much crowd who were cheering, singing, throwing flowers at them, shouting and dancing. The priest declared. "You may kiss your bride."

Just as Allen was about to kiss her, she woke up. "This is a dream," she said. "Is this a mere reenactment of what filled my mind in the day time or a revelation of what will happen in the nearest future?"

"May the night pace way for the morning

So that I may adorn myself for my cynosure

I just pray he sees me

I pray he falls in love with me."