And so we split up. We talked about it a lot, and we agreed that it would be best for both of us to go seperate ways. Because he didn’t really feel like going to London with me.
And he didn’t want to stay in Denmark either, where he always felt like an outsider between all those Centurions. He wanted to go back to his roots for a while, and think about what he wanted with his life. So I told him that if that was what he really wanted, that I could live with it. That I would miss him a lot, but that eventually we both would be happier.
I followed him to the car, gave him a kiss on the cheek, wished him a safe trip back to Holland. So long and … he was gone.
Tomorrow I have to walk to work.
Not only a happy end is a new beginning ….also a not happy end.
I was under the impression that you already lived in London. Am I wrong?
Yes, I will move to London 48 days from now. :-)
Ah, but cheer up. There are tubes and buses in London!
Who are you talking about???
It’s merely – WHAT am I talking about :-)
a bike . . . hahaha! Good one Ingrid!
I know i am not the most regular visitor but reading your story made me think ‘Huh?, never knew she had a boyfriend….’
Wow, 48 days to go. They’ll be gone in a farth and then the new chapter has begun. Good luck!
Pffff… ik was al helmaal aan het sniffen. Een fiets! Wat een goeie.
Ik snif ook om fietsen. Ik snif om alles :’)
Hmmm… is it worth it? I mean, do you not still think of him when everything is said and done? In time, when London holds no secrets no more and your mind wanders of to… Karachi, maybe… and then…., will you say goodbye too….? Again?
My honoust and sincere appologies, but I’m a romantic by nature… this grieves me…
Love,
Jan
I’m serious….! I’m a sucker for sad stories…. even if it’s about a bike… it breaks my heart…
Love (again),
Jan