"It's time for your morning run." I said.
"I will stop thinking about those 'what if's", she said. "My world is always big."
"I know what you mean. You are going to meeti new people and experience new things. ", said I.
"I know you will be OK. Don't worry about me. I will be fine." said she.
I hung up the phone after saying good-bye. Suddenly, I felt that all my past efforts to forget about what I had shared with her were pointless. I knew I was not going to talk to her again. I knew I would stop thinking about what might have happened, just like she would. But I also knew that I would never be able to clear those memories from my mind.
Closing my eyes, a vivid picture appeared in front of me, in motion, first blurred, then clear. I saw her elegent figure moving swiftly towards the rising sun, between the sand beach and the sea. With eyes blue as the sea, she was confidently looking forward. Yes, she would be fine, I knew.
