L I N D Y
In a blink of an eye, we arrived in Canada a day early than what we planned for. I skipped classes and told my professors in advance that I had personal family problem back home that I needed to take care of it. They were generous enough to tell me that I can still catch up with the lessons and that I needn’t to worry because I had high grades.
I was beyond thankful that Milo came with me and had to pay for the flight. He was the one who orchestrated that I should head back home and reassured me that he would not leave me in this trying times. I was glad he came with me, I needed him.
When we were driving to the hospital where my mom was being admitted, my entire body just felt absolutely shaky because I cannot stop thinking and worrying about my mother. This was not the perfe
