Gio sighed. What can he do? He couldn’t help it. The longer he spends time with the couple back there, the tighter his chest gets. Sandy kept popping in his head. And it doesn’t help that Sarah’s vibes is so much like Sandy. Listening to Jay's wife with his eyes closed, Gio could almost make himself believe that it’s Sandy talking.
“We all missed her. Contrary to the belief, time doesn’t erase the pain. It just managed to dull it to some degree. But inside all of us, there’s still the gaping wound cause by Sandy’s passing. I wonder when would we all heal?” Tabi said, his eyes unfocused as he stared into the darkness beyond.
“I don’t think I’d heal,” Gio mumbled.
Tabi snorted.
“You shouldn’t. That’s the price you have to pay for hurting her. It’s okay to feel the pain, but do not forge
