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The heavens grumbled like an old giant before I began feeling splatters of droplets on me. I glanced up at the skies and smiled. It was as if it knew how I felt inside. It was a thunderous feeling.

I sped past cars on Andrew’s bike, squinting to see clearly as the rain had begun pouring with reckless abandon.

How didn’t I see it? How could one be so close, yet so far away?!

I felt what I felt, but I just couldn’t see what I was supposed to see, simply because of amnesia.

Now it’s all coming back to me! Like a waterfall crashing against the oceans, my memories came flooding in.

“I’m coming, Anne. Just wait, okay? I’m coming,” I breathed, maneuvering through the impending hold-up that the rain caused.

‘Slow down you dumb-a**’ my mind warned.

I listened to it and went slower till I was off the traffic and onto the small road leading to Anny’s.

My heart pounded against my chest as I neared her apartment. The gate that’d had been there when I rented the place for her was un