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Genre: Romance, Fiction, Suspense

The Eyes that Drowned Uyuni

Book Description:

"I started taking smaller steps; steps to match hers. Perhaps trying to slow time down, and ease things on her tiny feet that were on this Earth somewhere, now getting tired trying to get home."
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Her cheeks were salty. I could tell she had been crying, and letting the tears dry.

Why? And for how long? I did not care.

I kissed her again.

The same cheek she would not let her daddy touch before - with the 'I don't like your beard' excuse - was now getting soaked in my smooches.

"Let's go home, sweetheart", I whispered.

But she did not move. Her eyes were locked somewhere far on the plains.

"What's wrong, baby? Let's go home. It's daddy..."

"I can't... I am sorry.".

She kissed my forehead, freed herself from my grip, and started to walk away.

"No. Not again. I cannot. How can I let you walk away?"

After all this, after all the pains, fights, bruises, crusades - how can I just let you walk away?

But she kept walking - her shadow was slowly becoming one with her self.

Should I really set her free, and free myself too of the fear - the fear of missing her, forever?

Is that what my love for her is leaving with?

I felt dizzy, and fell on my knees. My sunshine was now a tiny dot on the horizon.


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