ALEERA VERNIZE
It was the time.
I stood in front of all the Samaran tribe members as the senior spoke his final words to me before leaving the place.
Everyone's face was smiling, yet the sadness in their eyes still couldn't be hidden. All of them were gladly listening to the senior's speech, but their focus was still on me.
I hated seeing the tribe like that.
For less than a week, I stayed in the Samaran community. To think, that was just a short time, but I was already attached to them like I had known them for long years. I felt a warm embrace for them. The people were home to me, and so no matter what would happen, I would always come back here.
"We've been looking for you for how many long years and decades, Hufana," the senior said, "and now we'll long for your presence again be
