Begging For A Reconciliation

Leah began to operate the phone with a heavy heart and a strong sense of familiarity. She recalled that the phone password was a series of numbers. She quickly entered Han’s birthday, and the phone unlocked.

Leah thought to herself, there are things that I want to forget so badly but there will always be something that reminds me of it once again. Some things are forever etched in memory and will follow us till death.

As she made her way to the bed and settled in comfortably, Leah began to carefully examine the phone. She ran through the text messages history and was surprised to learn that Regina had not deleted them. All the messages that she had sent to Han in the past were still present. Leah read through them one by one.

Good evening, have you eaten? I saw your basketball match in school today. You played really well and left all the girls in awe. There were some girls who wanted to pass you some refreshments. I was thinking of doing the same but I know that you wouldn’t accept it.

It’s pouring today. I saw that you didn’t have an umbrella with you. I thought to lend you mine but I saw that your driver picked you up. It’s great to be rich.

The exam results are finally out. I saw that you were ranked sixteen in the cohort. Congratulations!

I heard that your family wants you to study overseas. Have you agreed to it? Will we never see each other ever again? But it’ll be good for your future if you receive an education abroad. I wish you all the best.

fight in school today. Why did you resort to physical violence? I remembered you to

a shy, low-self-esteemed girl with a secret crush who did her best to accommodate his wishes. Leah did not think that her acts were

thought inwardly, I had love you without reservation back

It

shook her head slowly after a few seconds of hard thought. I guess it doesn’t matter if I can’t recall the message. It’s not important

few

frowned slightly when she came across a photo of herself. She examined the phone screen with care. It was a photograph of her dozing on the table. Leah was certain that the photo was taken without her

was aware of the passcode to the phone. Leah could not figure the identity of the photographer. Hence, she decided to shut the phone and head

his life, he showed no gratitude and maintained his cold demeanor. Leah, on the other hand, vividly remembered their two encounters. The first incident occurred when she was riding her bicycle home and collided with Han, who requested that his driver accompany her to the hospital. The second incident was when Han saved her from an embarrassing situation. As her dress was stained with blood, he tied his jacket around her waist. Leah remembered him remarking on her thin waist when he bent down and tied the jacket in annoyance. The comment left her face reddened in embarrassment. She had vivid memories of his appearance in high school. His features were clearly defined, and he always wore a frown on his brow. He always exuded an aloof, haughty vibe

she had been crying. She let out

atmosphere when she arrived at the company. It was a stark contrast to yesterday’s lively atmosphere. Everyone spoke and acted cautiously, as if they were afraid

slipped into the lift with a cup of coffee in her hands. She turned to Leah and asked,

the lack of explanation for the abnormal