Of Bookstores & Cafes
Miles traveled to the old town of Paphos in late July, as he had done in previous years. He stepped into the bookstore, taking in the familiar scent that brought back a flood of memories and a rush of excitement. He browsed the shelves with anticipation looking for just the right book.
It was like an unspoken sentiment between them. Miles would go to the local cafe she owned, and they would talk for hours.
Miles quickened his pace, crossing the tram tracks, clutching the book in hand. His eyes searched for the cafe frantically, but it wasn’t there anymore.
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Everything changes, given enough time. Interesting story.
Yes, time waits for no one. Of course you leave a cliff edge in this story; what happened?
Oh dear. Whatever will he do? How could it disappear, and why? Did she no longer wish to see him? Questions, I have questions 🙂
Now he has a challenge, I hope that he is up to it. Ps I love book shops
Aw, Miles … nothing stays the same.
Oh that’s got a sad ending… but maybe he’ll find her some place else? Nicely done.
Oh, gosh – my heart truly sank for him! So well done.
Dangit! Hope they ask around to see what happened and where to find her.
Oh, the disappointment. We tend to take things for granted.