Julian Abraham
I haven't seen her in a long time. If you asked me if it was a crime to be away from my wife for too long, three months, just three days after we got married, but I had to move on to a military mission, we separated. I took my bags from the conveyor belt, lifted them up as if they weighed nothing, and started walking toward the crowds. I had already seen people with their faces distorted with joy, and I felt very relieved to know who was waiting for me somewhere here. Arwara wasn't great in the crowds, but she stayed on standby, waiting for me to claim my luggage. She was very nice, it was too early for the hour she drove in, and I knew she would wake up at dawn to be here before my plane landed. A smile came to my face when I saw her, for the first time in a long time, and her true smile seemed completely natural in my sight. I make my way through the crowd, out of freshness, muttering words of excuse and I'm sorry , though I didn't pay any attention to how rude I was. Arwara turned around, and looked at her face well for the first time in a long time – her image in my necklace had faded, and she needed to be replaced a while ago. I dropped my bags, and I smiled a smile
About Julian Abraham
I haven't seen her in a long time. If you asked me if it was a crime to be away from my wife for too long, three months, just three days after we got married, but I had to move on to a military mission, we separated. I took my bags from the conveyor belt, lifted them up as if they weighed nothing, and started walking toward the crowds. I had al...Read more