“Do you like her, Zeus?” I suddenly stopped staring at the girl who just passed by, when I heard Xhanell soft voice beside me.
“No, El. Just got curious of her existence, who is she by the way?”
This is what I’m doing when I got curious with other people since I am suffering from amnesia caused by a car accident.
El is my best friend and she knows a lot about me, that’s why I always ask her a lot of things for me to gain what I have forgot.
El plastered a smile on her face.
“Your heart doesn’t recognize her?”
“No! hahaha.” I don't even feel a sparks in our first encounter.
“Come on, El. Just tell me who is she.”
A girl with a red tie on her hair, a morena with a cute face, her sharp nose that compliment the shape of her heart face.
I didn't forget the day she gave me a cute smile.
And now, I saw her again.
“She is the first woman you loved. And now, I’m wondering why your heart doesn't recognize her.”
“Huh? Really? I fell in love... with her?”
I know, that girl is pretty. But I know, my heart is not in love with her.
I look at El’s eyes and I never tore my gazed on her. I know she’s telling the truth.
“Yes, Zeus. That’s what you’ve told me before the car accident.”
I saw how her eyes glimmers, I can sense she’s hiding something. Something she can't tell but her eyes does.
“That’s why I'm wondering why you recognized me first instead of that girl, instead of your first love.” El looks down, tearing her gaze with mine.
Xhannel, baby I think you missed something.
“Because my heart always want to recognize you, El. Always and only you.”
Maybe I lied to her about having a girlfriend before the accident.
“I may not know yet the whole story but I assure you, My heart only wants you. Only you, El.”
✍️: @joreneagustin (Avis)
That's cute, I remember my days when I'm still addicted in reading on Wattpad. Uwu
aww thank you for reading! ✨
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