"This is the end of the book we made, each page we created will soon

fade away as I close it. Here I am now in the church, smiling as I watch
the two people getting married. 'Rex David Villanueva, you may now
kiss the bride.' It hurts to see you happy with someone else, whom I
thought was meant for me. But it seems plans are disappearing, slowly
fading away, each prologue of our book. I can't comprehend why this is
happening. Was it all just in the beginning? In the beginning, you left
me happy. You're marrying someone else, although you love me. But
didn't you promise me? I had a ring, you proposed to me. Is it
meaningless now? I might have no hope left. You have a family now. I'll
accept and forget everything.

I approached the two of them, 'Congrats Rex and Dasha,' pretending to

be happy. But everything still hurts inside me. I still love him, but he
loves someone else now. It's so unfair. He's happy with someone else,
but here I am, unable to forget and still hurting. 'Thank you, Arah,' I
looked into Rex's eyes; it seems he's not the same as before. This might
be the answer to forgetting him. 'I'm leaving, enjoy!' I hurriedly left the
church; I couldn't bear it anymore. I remember everything, it hurts, my
heart aches. I held the ring he promised me; he was supposed to marry
me. 'Rex, I guess I'm not enough for you,' tears streamed down my face.

I worked in LA as a cook. Before leaving the Philippines, he proposed to

me because he didn't want me to find someone else, he wanted to be the
only man I'd love. But after years of working, I found out he's with
someone else. I came home only to find out he's marrying someone else.
He even invited me to his wedding; I thought we were engaged? I
thought it was just us? Why did he give me the ring if he's marrying
someone else? If only he didn't give it to me, I wouldn't be in this pain. I
worked for years for our wedding, for our future, but this is what I get,
being left behind while he's happily with someone else, as if seeing me
means nothing to him. He forgot the girl he used to cherish. I don't
want to ruin his wedding; I chose to leave instead of causing a scene.
Yes, I have the right because first of all, I'm engaged to Rex. I should've
been the first woman he'd marry. But what else can I do? I just have to
accept and forget Rex; he's married now, and I'm too late. I'll just erase
everything because no matter how hard I try, nothing will change. He's
happy with someone else, and I'm just a passing breeze to him. Thank
you for the memories he gave me and for being part of my life. This is
the end of our book. The book we made is only for the beginning. I'm
just a prologue, and the woman he married is the epilogue. I'm just the
start, and she's the end."
 P.T.A
in
English
Name : Kimmy Quindo
Grade & Section: 7 St. Mary Magdalene
Subject : ENGLISH

Mr. Richard Obiasca

Sub. Teacher