Chapter 59. Fourth Message

ASHLENE

After dinner, Dylan and I walked to the seaside. It was my request, as the sea during nighttime is one of my favorite things to look at.

We were walking side by side, hands not even touching. It is heavy in the feelings, but I know it has to be like this in the start. At least now, there’s nothing that’s unspoken between us. I saw the hurt in his eyes when I admitted the kiss I had with Lyle and yet, he still managed to choose to forgive me.

That’s the kind of love I cannot see in someone else. The kind of love that stays. The kind of love that chooses to forgive in one heartbeat.

Dylan is the kind of man to do those stuff, and after all the changes, he’s the one thing that felt like a constant. I won’t be wasting this kind of love.

“Is it a full moon?” I voiced out, trying to start a conversation.

Dylan looked up at the moon and nodded. It was extra huge tonight and the light was luminescent enough to make the waves looked silvery. It’s l