THE SENSIBLE THING - Cam Post

Tuesday, July 24, 2018

THE SENSIBLE THING

on the terrific American Lunch Hour young George O’Kelly straightened his desk intentionally and with an assumed air of hobby. nobody in the office have to recognize that he became in a rush, for fulfillment is a matter of environment, and it is not nicely to put it up for sale the truth that your thoughts is separated out of your work by a distance of seven hundred miles.


but once out of the constructing he set his teeth and started out to run, glancing now after which on the homosexual noon of early spring which filled times square and loitered less than twenty ft over the heads of the crowd. the gang all looked slightly upward and took deep March breaths, and the sun dazzled their eyes in order that scarcely anybody saw any individual else however simplest their personal reflection at the sky.

George O’Kelly, whose mind was over seven-hundred miles away, thought that each one outdoors turned into horrible. He rushed into the subway, and for ninety-5 blocks bent a frenzied glance on a car-card which confirmed vividly how he had handiest one hazard in five of keeping his enamel for ten years. At 137th avenue he broke off his have a look at of business artwork, left the subway, and commenced to run again, a tireless, aggravating run that introduced him this time to his domestic–one room in a high, horrible apartment-residence in the center of nowhere.

There it was at the bureau, the letter– in sacred ink, on blessed paper– everywhere in the city, people, if they listened, should listen the thrashing of George O’Kelly’s heart. He study the commas, the blots, and the thumb-smudge at the margin–then he threw himself hopelessly upon his bed.

He was in a large number, one of these brilliant messes that are normal incidents inside the existence of the negative, which follow poverty like birds of prey. The terrible cross beneath or go up or pass wrong or even cross on, someway, in a way the terrible have– but George O’Kelly changed into so new to poverty that had anyone denied the individuality of his case he would have been astounded.

less than two years ago he were graduated with honors from The Massachusetts Institute of generation and had taken a role with a company of creation engineers in southern Tennessee. All his existence he had concept in phrases of tunnels and skyscrapers and first-rate squat dams and tall, 3-towered bridges, that have been like dancers holding hands in a row, with heads as tall as cities and skirts of cable strand. It had seemed romantic to George O’Kelly to exchange the sweep of rivers and the shape of mountains so that lifestyles should flourish within the old awful lands of the arena wherein it had never taken root before. He loved metal, and there was continually steel close to him in his goals, liquid steel, steel in bars, and blocks and beams and formless plastic hundreds, looking ahead to him, as paint and canvas to his hand. steel inexhaustible, to be made adorable and austere in his imaginitive fireplace…

At gift he changed into an insurance clerk at 40 greenbacks per week with his dream slipping rapid behind him. The dark little lady who had made this mess, this horrible and intolerable mess, become waiting to be sent for in a metropolis in Tennessee.

In fifteen mins the girl from whom he sublet his room knocked and requested him with maddening kindness if, because he become home, he could have some lunch. He shook his head, but the interruption aroused him, and getting up from the bed he wrote a telegram.

“Letter depressed me have you ever lost your nerve you're foolish and just disappointed to think of breaking off why not marry me at once sure we can make it all right–”

He hesitated for a wild minute, after which brought in a hand that would scarcely be identified as his very own: “in any case i can arrive to-morrow at six o’clock.”

whilst he completed he ran out of the condominium and all the way down to the telegraph office close to the subway forestall. He possessed in this world no longer pretty one hundred bucks, however the letter confirmed that she turned into “fearful” and this left him no desire. He knew what “worried” supposed–that she changed into emotionally depressed, that the chance of marrying into a life of poverty and conflict was placing too much pressure upon her love.

George O’Kelly reached the coverage corporation at his common run, the run that had become nearly second nature to him, that seemed first-rate to explicit the anxiety below which he lived. He went instantly to the manager’s workplace.

“I need to see you, Mr. Chambers,” he announced breathlessly.
“properly?” two eyes, eyes like winter home windows, glared at him with ruthless impersonality.

“I want to get four days’ vacation.”

“Why, you had a vacation simply two weeks in the past!” said Mr. Chambers in marvel.
“That’s actual,” admitted the distraught young man, “but now I’ve were given to have every other.”




“where’d you pass remaining time? To your home?”




“No, I went to–a place in Tennessee.”




“properly, where do you need to head this time?”




“properly, this time I want to visit–an area in Tennessee.”




“You’re regular, in any case,” said the manager dryly. “but I didn’t understand you had been hired here as a traveling salesman.”




“I’m no longer,” cried George desperately, “however I’ve were given to head.”




“All proper,” agreed Mr. Chambers, “however you don’t have to come back. So don’t!”




“I received’t.” And to his personal astonishment as well as Mr. Chambers’ George’s face grew pink with delight. He felt satisfied, exultant–for the first time in six months he was truly free. Tears of gratitude stood in his eyes, and he seized Mr. Chambers warmly through the hand.




“I need to thank you,” he said with a rush of emotion. “I don’t need to return again. I think I’d have gone crazy in case you’d stated that I should come returned. handiest I couldn’t end myself, you notice, and that i want to thank you for–for quitting for me.”




He waved his hand magnanimously, shouted aloud, “You owe me 3 days’ revenue however you could hold it!” and rushed from the workplace. Mr. Chambers rang for his stenographer to invite if O’Kelly had seemed queer currently. He had fired many men within the direction of his profession, and they had taken it in many special methods, however none of them had thanked him–ever earlier than.




II




Jonquil Cary became her name, and to George O’Kelly nothing had ever regarded so sparkling and light as her face whilst she saw him and fled to him eagerly alongside the station platform. Her arms were raised to him, her mouth turned into 1/2 parted for his kiss, when she held him off all of sudden and lightly and, with a touch of embarrassment, seemed round. two boys, quite younger than George, had been standing within the history.




“this is Mr. Craddock and Mr. Holt,” she announced cheerfully. “You met them when you were right here earlier than.”




Disturbed by the transition of a kiss into an creation and suspecting a few hidden significance, George was extra burdened while he discovered that the car which turned into to carry them to Jonquil’s residence belonged to one of the two young men. It appeared to position him at a disadvantage. on the way Jonquil chattered between the front and back seats, and whilst he attempted to slide his arm around her underneath cowl of the twilight she compelled him with a short motion to take her hand rather.




“is this street at the way to your own home?” he whispered. “I don’t recognize it.”




“It’s the new street. Jerry just got this car to-day, and he desires to reveal it to me earlier than he takes us domestic.”




whilst, after twenty mins, they were deposited at Jonquil’s house, George felt that the primary happiness of the assembly, the joy he had identified so clearly in her eyes returned inside the station, were dissipated by means of the intrusion of the ride. some thing that he had seemed ahead to were as a substitute casually lost, and he became brooding in this as he stated suitable night stiffly to the 2 young guys. Then his ill-humor dwindled as Jonquil drew him into a acquainted embody beneath the dim mild of the the front hall and instructed him in a dozen approaches, of which the high-quality become without words, how she had missed him. Her emotion reassured him, promised his demanding heart that the entirety might be all proper.




They sat together on the sofa, conquer by each other’s presence, beyond all except fragmentary endearments. at the supper hour Jonquil’s parents regarded and have been satisfied to see George. They favored him, and were interested by his engineering career when he had first come to Tennessee over a 12 months before. They had been sorry while he had given it up and long gone to ny to look for some thing extra immediately profitable, however at the same time as they deplored the curtailment of his profession they sympathized with him and had been prepared to apprehend the engagement. during dinner they requested approximately his progress in new york.




“everything’s going first-class,” he advised them with enthusiasm. “I’ve been promoted–better income.”




He become miserable as he stated this–however they have been all so happy.




“They need to such as you,” stated Mrs. Cary, “that’s positive–or they wouldn’t let you off two times in three weeks to return down right here.”




“I instructed them they needed to,” explained George rapidly; “I told them if they didn’t I wouldn’t paintings for them any more.”




“however you ought to store your money,” Mrs. Cary reproached him gently. “not spend all of it in this costly journey.”




Dinner become over–he and Jonquil were by myself and she came lower back into his fingers.




“So satisfied you’re here,” she sighed. “desire you by no means have been going away once more, darling.”




“Do you leave out me?”




“Oh, a lot, so much.”




“Do you–do different men come to see you regularly? Like those two youngsters?”




The question amazed her. The dark velvet eyes stared at him.




“Why, of route they do. all the time. Why–I’ve instructed you in letters that they did, dearest.”




This was genuine–when he had first come to the town there have been already a dozen boys around her, responding to her picturesque fragility with adolescent worship, and some of them perceiving that her stunning eyes have been also sane and type.




“Do you count on me by no means to move everywhere”–Jonquil demanded, leaning returned in opposition to the sofa-pillows till she appeared to have a look at him from many miles away–”and just fold my palms and sit nevertheless–forever?”




“What do you suggest?” he blurted out in a panic. “Do you suggest you believe you studied I’ll never have sufficient money to marry you?”




“Oh, don’t leap at conclusions so, George.”




“I’m now not leaping at conclusions. That’s what you stated.”




George decided all of sudden that he was on risky grounds. He had now not meant to let whatever damage this night. He tried to take her again in his hands, however she resisted , announcing:




“It’s warm. I’m going to get the electrical fan.”




whilst the fan turned into adjusted they sat down once more, but he turned into in a super-touchy mood and involuntarily he plunged into the unique world he had meant to keep away from.




“when will you marry me?”




“Are you equipped for me to marry you?”




all of sudden his nerves gave manner, and he sprang to his toes.




“let’s close off that damned fan,” he cried, “it drives me wild. It’s like a clock ticking away all of the time I’ll be with you. I got here right here to be happy and neglect the whole thing approximately ny and time–”




He sank down on the couch as abruptly as he had risen. Jonquil became off the fan, and drawing his head down into her lap started stroking his hair.




“permit’s sit like this,” she said softly, “simply sit quiet like this, and that i’ll placed you to sleep. You’re all tired and apprehensive and your sweetheart’ll contend with you.”




“but I don’t need to sit like this,” he complained, jerking up , “I don’t need to sit like this at all. I need you to kiss me. That’s the best issue that makes me rest. And in any case I’m now not fearful–it’s you that’s frightened. I’m not apprehensive at all.”

To show that he wasn’t worried he left the couch and plumped himself right into a rocking-chair throughout the room.

“just after I’m equipped to marry you you write me the most nervous letters, as in case you’re going to lower back out, and that i ought to come speeding down right here–”




“You don’t ought to come if you don’t want to.”




“but I do need to!” insisted George.




It seemed to him that he turned into being very cool and logical and that she became putting him intentionally within the incorrect. With each word they were drawing farther and farther apart–and he changed into not able to forestall himself or to keep fear and ache out of his voice.




but in a minute Jonquil started to cry sorrowfully and he got here again to the couch and placed his arm round her. He turned into the comforter now, drawing her head close to his shoulder, murmuring vintage acquainted matters till she grew calmer and handiest trembled a bit, spasmodically, in his hands. For over an hour they sat there, whilst the nighttime pianos thumped their final cadences into the road outside. George did now not flow, or suppose, or desire, lulled into numbness by the premonition of disaster. The clock would tick on, beyond 11, beyond twelve, and then Mrs. Cary might call down lightly over the banister–past that he saw most effective to-morrow and melancholy.




III




within the heat of tomorrow the breaking-point got here. they had every guessed the truth approximately the alternative, but of the two she became the greater equipped to confess the situation.




“There’s little need occurring,” she stated miserably, “you already know you hate the insurance business, and also you’ll in no way do well in it.”




“That’s not it,” he insisted stubbornly; “I hate going on on my own. in case you’ll marry me and come with me and take a hazard with me, i'm able to make exact at something, but now not whilst I’m worrying about you down right here.”




She became silent a long time before she answered, not wondering–for she had visible the stop–however most effective waiting, because she knew that each word might appear extra cruel than the remaining. finally she spoke:




“George, i love you with all my coronary heart, and i don’t see how i'm able to ever love anyone else but you. in case you’d been prepared for me months in the past I’d have married you–now i will’t because it doesn’t appear to be the sensible element.”




He made wild accusations–there was some one else–she turned into keeping some thing from him!




“No, there’s nobody else.”




This become genuine. however reacting from the strain of this affair she had observed remedy in the business enterprise of young boys like Jerry Holt, who had the benefit of meaning virtually nothing in her life.




George didn’t take the scenario properly, at all. He seized her in his hands and tried actually to kiss her into marrying him at once. while this failed, he broke into a long monologue of self-pity, and ceased handiest whilst he noticed that he became making himself despicable in her sight. He threatened to depart whilst he had no intention of leaving, and refused to go whilst she told him that, in spite of everything, it became excellent that he need to.




For a while she changed into sorry, then for some other at the same time as she was simply type.




“You’d better pass now,” she cried at final, so loud that Mrs. Cary got here down-stairs in alarm.




“Is some thing the problem?”




“I’m going away, Mrs. Cary,” stated George brokenly. Jonquil had left the room.




“Don’t experience so badly, George.” Mrs. Cary blinked at him in helpless sympathy–sorry and, within the identical breath, satisfied that the little tragedy changed into nearly finished. “If I have been you I’d cross home to your mom for a week or so. possibly after all that is the sensible factor–”




“Please don’t communicate,” he cried. “Please don’t say whatever to me now!”










Jonquil got here into the room again, her sorrow and her nervousness alike tucked below powder and rouge and hat.




“I’ve ordered a taxicab,” she stated impersonally. “we will force round till your teach leaves.”




She walked out at the the front porch. George put on his coat and hat and stood for a minute exhausted within the corridor–he had eaten scarcely a chunk on account that he had left big apple. Mrs. Cary came over, drew his head down and kissed him on the cheek, and he felt very ridiculous and susceptible in his knowledge that the scene had been ridiculous and susceptible on the cease. If he had most effective long gone the night before–left her for the remaining time with a respectable pride.




The taxi had come, and for an hour these that were lovers rode along the much less-frequented streets. He held her hand and grew calmer in the sunshine, seeing too late that there have been not anything all along to do or say.




“I’ll come lower back,” he advised her.




“I know you will,” she answered, seeking to put a cheery faith into her voice. “And we’ll write each other–from time to time.”




“No,” he stated, “we won’t write. I couldn’t stand that. some day I’ll come back.”




“I’ll in no way overlook you, George.”




They reached the station, and he or she went with him whilst he sold his ticket…




“Why, George O’Kelly and Jonquil Cary!”




It become a person and a lady whom George had recognised whilst he had worked on the town, and Jonquil regarded to greet their presence with alleviation. For an interminable 5 minutes they all stood there talking; then the educate roared into the station, and with ill-concealed affliction in his face George held out his arms in the direction of Jonquil. She took an unsure step towards him, faltered, and then pressed his hand quickly as if she have been taking leave of a chance buddy.




“good-by, George,” she changed into saying, “i hope you have got a pleasant trip.




“desirable-by way of, George. Come returned and see us all once more.”




Dumb, almost blind with pain, he seized his suitcase, and in a few dazed manner got himself aboard the train.




past clanging road-crossings, collecting pace through extensive suburban spaces in the direction of the sunset. perhaps she too might see the sundown and pause for a moment, turning, remembering, earlier than he diminished together with her sleep into the past. This night time’s dusk could cover up forever the solar and the trees and the flowers and laughter of his young international.




IV




On a humid afternoon in September of the following year a young guy together with his face burned to a deep copper glow were given off a educate at a town in Tennessee. He seemed around anxiously, and regarded relieved while he observed that there has been no person within the station to meet him. He taxied to the fine resort inside the city in which he registered with a few satisfaction as George O’Kelly, Cuzco, Peru.




Up in his room he sat for a couple of minutes on the window looking down into the acquainted avenue below. Then with his hand trembling faintly he took off the cellphone receiver and called a number of.




“Is miss Jonquil in?”




“that is she.”




“Oh–” His voice after overcoming a faint tendency to waver went on with pleasant formality.




“that is George O’Kelly. Did you get my letter?”




“sure. I concept you’d be in to-day.”




Her voice, cool and unmoved, disturbed him, however no longer as he had expected. This was the voice of a stranger, unexcited, pleasantly satisfied to look him–that was all. He wanted to position down the telephone and seize his breath.




“I haven’t seen you for–a long term.” He succeeded in making this sound offhand. “Over a 12 months.”




He knew how lengthy it were–to the day.




“It’ll be really best to talk to you once more.”




“I’ll be there in about an hour.”




He hung up. For 4 lengthy seasons each minute of his leisure were crowded with anticipation of this hour, and now this hour became right here. He had notion of locating her married, engaged, in love–he had not notion she could be unstirred at his go back.




There might never once more in his life, he felt, be every other ten months like these he had just gone through. He had made an admittedly top notch displaying for a young engineer–stumbled into two unusual possibilities, one in Peru, whence he had simply again, and some other, consequent upon it, in the big apple, whither he was bound. in this short time he had risen from poverty into a function of unlimited possibility.




He looked at himself within the dressing-table reflect. He changed into almost black with tan, however it changed into a romantic black, and inside the last week, in view that he had had time to think about it, it had given him huge pleasure. The hardiness of his body, too, he appraised with a kind of fascination. He had misplaced a part of an eyebrow someplace, and he nevertheless wore an elastic bandage on his knee, but he changed into too young not to realize that on the steamer many ladies had checked out him with unusual tributary interest.




His clothes, of path, have been frightful. They have been made for him by a Greek tailor in Lima–in two days. He changed into young enough, too, to have explained this sartorial deficiency to Jonquil in his in any other case laconic notice. The most effective in addition detail it contained become a request that he need to not be met on the station.




George O’Kelly, of Cuzco, Peru, waited an hour and a half of inside the hotel, until, to be precise, the sun had reached a midway function within the sky. Then, freshly shaven and talcum-powdered in the direction of a extremely extra Caucasian hue, for vanity on the remaining minute had triumph over romance, he engaged a taxicab and set out for the house he knew so properly.




He become respiration hard–he noticed this but he informed himself that it changed into exhilaration, now not emotion. He changed into here; she become no longer married–that became enough. He was not even positive what he had to say to her. however this changed into the moment of his lifestyles that he felt he ought to least effortlessly have allotted with. there has been no triumph, after all, with out a lady involved, and if he did no longer lay his spoils at her toes he could at the least maintain them for a passing second earlier than her eyes.




The residence loomed up all of sudden beside him, and his first thought became that it had assumed a strange unreality. there was not anything changed–most effective the whole thing became changed. It changed into smaller and it seemed shabbier than earlier than–there has been no cloud of magic soaring over its roof and issuing from the windows of the top floor. He rang the door-bell and an surprising coloured maid seemed. leave out Jonquil could be down in a second. He wet his lips nervously and walked into the sitting-room–and the sensation of unreality improved. in the end, he saw, this changed into most effective a room, and not the enchanted chamber in which he had surpassed those poignant hours. He sat in a chair, surprised to discover it a chair, knowing that his imagination had distorted and colored some of these easy familiar things.




Then the door opened and Jonquil came into the room–and it became as even though the entirety in it unexpectedly blurred earlier than his eyes. He had now not remembered how beautiful she become, and he felt his face grow pale and his voice diminish to a terrible sigh in his throat.




She become wearing pale green, and a gold ribbon bound lower back her dark, directly hair like a crown. The acquainted velvet eyes stuck his as she came thru the door, and a spasm of fright went thru him at her beauty’s electricity of inflicting ache.




He stated “howdy,” and that they each took some steps ahead and shook palms. Then they sat in chairs pretty a long way aside and gazed at every other throughout the room.




“You’ve come again,” she said, and he replied just as tritely: “I desired to prevent in and spot you as I got here thru.”




He attempted to neutralize the tremor in his voice through searching everywhere however at her face. The responsibility to speak become on him, however, unless he without delay started out to boast, it regarded that there was not anything to say. There had by no means been some thing casual in their preceding members of the family–it didn’t appear viable that humans on this role might speak about the weather.




“this is ridiculous,” he broke out in surprising embarrassment. “I don’t realize exactly what to do. Does my being right here hassle you?”




“No.” the answer was each reticent and impersonally sad. It depressed him.




“Are you engaged?” he demanded.




“No.”




“Are you in love with a few one?”




She shook her head.




“Oh.” He leaned lower back in his chair. any other subject seemed exhausted–the interview changed into not taking the direction he had supposed.




“Jonquil,” he began, this time on a softer key, “in any case that’s passed off among us, I wanted to return back and notice you. whatever I do in the destiny I’ll in no way love another woman as I’ve cherished you.”




This changed into one of the speeches he had rehearsed. at the steamer it had seemed to have just the proper notice–a reference to the tenderness he might constantly feel for her combined with a non-committal mindset toward his present country of thoughts. right here with the beyond around him, beside him, growing minute by way of minute more heavy on the air, it seemed theatrical and rancid.




She made no comment, sat with out transferring, her eyes constant on him with an expression that could have supposed the entirety or nothing.




“You don’t love me any extra, do you?” he asked her in a degree voice.




“No.”




while Mrs. Cary came in a minute later, and spoke to him about his achievement–there were a half-column approximately him within the nearby paper–he was a combination of emotions. He knew now that he nevertheless desired this girl, and he knew that the beyond from time to time comes lower back–that was all. For the rest he must be sturdy and watchful and he could see.




“And now,” Mrs. Cary turned into announcing, “I need you to move and spot the girl who has the chrysanthemums. She especially informed me she wanted to peer you due to the fact she’d examine about you in the paper.”




They went to peer the female with the chrysanthemums. They walked along the road, and he identified with a type of exhilaration simply how her shorter footsteps usually fell in between his very own. The girl turned out to be satisfactory, and the chrysanthemums were enormous and rather lovely. The woman’s gardens have been complete of them, white and purple and yellow, so that to be among them become a journey back into the coronary heart of summer. There have been gardens full, and a gate between them; once they strolled toward the second one lawn the female went first via the gate.




after which a curious thing happened. George stepped aside to permit Jonquil pass, but as opposed to going via she stood nonetheless and stared at him for a minute. It become now not a lot the look, which become no longer a smile, as it was the instant of silence. They noticed each other’s eyes, and both took a short, faintly accelerated breath, and then they went on into the second one lawn. That became all.




The afternoon waned. They thanked the girl and walked domestic slowly, thoughtfully, facet by using aspect. via dinner too they had been silent. George advised Mr. Cary some thing of what had happened in South the us, and controlled to allow it's known that the whole thing would be plain sailing for him within the future.




Then dinner became over, and he and Jonquil had been alone within the room which had seen the beginning in their love affair and the end. It appeared to him long in the past and inexpressibly unhappy. On that couch he had felt suffering and grief which include he might in no way experience once more. He could by no means be so weak or so tired and depressing and negative. but he knew that that boy of fifteen months earlier than had had something, a agree with, a warm temperature that become gone all the time. The sensible issue–that they had completed the realistic aspect. He had traded his first young people for energy and carved fulfillment out of depression. but with his children, lifestyles had over excited the freshness of his love.




“You won’t marry me, will you?” he stated quietly.




Jonquil shook her darkish head.




“I’m never going to marry,” she replied.




He nodded.




“I’m happening to Washington within the morning,” he stated.




“Oh–”




“I have to cross. I’ve were given to be in the big apple by way of the first, and meanwhile I want to stop off in Washington.”




“enterprise!”




“No-o,” he stated as if reluctantly. “There’s a few one there I ought to see who was very kind to me while i was so–down and out.”




This changed into invented. there has been no one in Washington for him to look–however he become looking Jonquil narrowly, and he become certain that she winced a touch, that her eyes closed and then opened wide once more.




“but earlier than i am going I need to inform you the things that occurred to me on the grounds that I saw you, and, as maybe we received’t meet again, i'm wondering if–if just this after you’d take a seat in my lap such as you used to. I wouldn’t ask besides due to the fact that there’s no one else–yet–perhaps it doesn’t count.”




She nodded, and in a second turned into sitting in his lap as she had sat so regularly in that vanished spring. the texture of her head against his shoulder, of her acquainted frame, sent a surprise of emotion over him. His palms holding her had an inclination to tighten round her, so he leaned back and started to speak thoughtfully into the air.




He informed her of a despairing two weeks in the big apple which had terminated with an appealing if now not very worthwhile task in a production plant in Jersey town. when the Peru business had first supplied itself it had not seemed an brilliant opportunity. He become to be 0.33 assistant engineer at the expedition, but only ten of the yank party, including eight rodmen and surveyors, had ever reached Cuzco. Ten days later the chief of the expedition turned into dead of yellow fever. That were his danger, a danger for each person however a idiot, a marvellous danger–




“A hazard for everyone however a idiot?” she interrupted innocently.




“Even for a fool,” he continued. “It became terrific. well, I stressed new york–”




“And so,” she interrupted again, “they wired which you need to take a threat?”




“must!” he exclaimed, nonetheless leaning returned. “That I had to. there was no time to lose–”




“no longer a minute?”




“now not a minute.”




“not even time for–” she paused.




“For what?”




“appearance.”




He bent his head forward all of sudden, and she drew herself to him within the equal second, her lips half of open like a flower.




“yes,” he whispered into her lips. “There’s all of the time inside the world…”




all of the time in the global–his life and hers. however for an on the spot as he kissed her he knew that even though he seek via eternity he ought to by no means recapture the ones lost April hours. He might press her near now until the muscle tissues knotted on his arms–she changed into some thing suited and rare that he had fought for and made his own–but by no means again an intangible whisper within the dusk, or at the breeze of night…




properly, let it skip, he concept; April is over, April is over. There are all varieties of love in the global, however by no means the equal love two times.

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