Chapter 30. Missing You

A woman asked from beside me and I didn’t know I was standing there dumbfoundedly and I instantly saw my suitcase almost sucked back in the machine when I grabbed it.

“Thanks,” I said to her and she smiled.

“You’re welcome, Ate Ellaina.” I paused, hearing the woman calling my name. And with Ate, which means older sister in Tagalog.

I blinked, looking at the woman wearing a blue sundress again when I instantly recognized her.

“Elyana? Is that you?” I asked, making sure it was her when she instantly hugged me.

“I missed you Ate Ellaina!” She exclaimed. “Come, mother’s waiting for us.”

She then grabbed my suitcase and I couldn’t help but stare at my sister’s face.

The last time I saw her was when I was still a teen and she was still a child.

Now that she’s grown into a teenager, I couldn’t help but see myself in her. She looks just like me, except her expression looked much softer and purer. Brown hair and hazel eyes, but hers was much mo