Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Would she?

Absolutely.

If you're truly drawn to a place, would a mere 1% chance of rain ever stop you? For someone who's braved the Amazon rainforest, is a little rain really a cause for concern?

When Tina was off gallivanting from one end of the earth to the other, her grandparents' favorite remark was, "You're quite the daredevil for a young lady!"

She was born with a thirst for adventure, unafraid even of missiles falling in Syria. So why was she hesitating over something that hadn't happened yet and might never happen?

This wasn't like her.

Phillip wasn't her dad, and she certainly wasn't her mother. While her mother's tragedy was a lesson, missing out on a man she loved over a 1% chance seemed too much of a waste. Phillip's question had cleared the fog of doubts clouding her mind.

She sat quietly for a moment, the love she'd been afraid to embrace and the ties she'd struggled to sever seemed to finally untangle themselves.

stay indoors just because I'm afraid it might

heart, and she wiped away a tear, saying, "If it rains, I'll use an umbrella. And if that's not

at Phillip, no longer hiding

his sleeve. Unlike his carefree brother, he had learned

into his life, his routine was stable yet hectic, with personal emotions squished to nearly non-existent

stoic, but Tina needed him to

he had realized this sooner, perhaps Alfred wouldn't have come between

of tears on Tina's cheek,

shook her head, "But I fell for you

really matter who was first?" Phillip

first, I've loved you longer, so you have to love me a bit more to make up for

follow her logic on

around his neck, sighing playfully, "I'm done for. I'm

the beating

off an engagement, which left her unable to sleep