All Chapters of Wunsken: Chapter 31 - Chapter 37

"It's been a year, Ruth," I mumbled, bending down and sweeping the old flowers and leaves away from the beautifully done inscription of her name on the tombstone. "How are you now?" I knew she wouldn't respond, and she didn't even know that I regularly visited her in the graveyard of St. Mary's parish church. It wasn't that I hadn't yet moved on. In fact, I already forg

"Who the hell is that prick?" Nina tilted her head. She looked around the empty classroom and frowned when she stared back at me. "So, you told me to stay just to ask that question, Sir Lawrence?" 

My focus inside the classroom was ceasing to function these past weeks after Nina agreed to have a relationship with me. While lecturing, I used to glance at her direction secretly and imagine giving her a quick kiss on her cheek as she copied the notes on the board.  I never felt this kind of affection in a long time. Now, I was able to see everything around me wi

Never would I get tired of gazing at Nina as she slept like an angel in my arms. I lay awake an hour now but I did not want to get up. She was hugging me like a favorite life-size stuff toy. I could lay here forever beside her.   I lowered my face and inhaled her sweet-scented hair while my mind was busy replaying our lovemaking last night. Her moans were stil

The moment I said that, the wind blew stronger making the flame in the pit sway wildly. Clutching Paloma's portrait, I stepped away from the fire and went towards Nina.  However, when she tried to move, something blasted in front of us. I realized I was thrown away to a tree. When I opened my eyes, my heartbeat raced as I saw the Wunsken's keeper striding towards m

Special chapter: Nina's narrative The school was the best place for me. That's why I worked parttime outside the campus so I had something to support myself. Thank goodness my grades were consistent. If not for my high grades, I wouldn't be able to have a scholarship. I wouldn:t be able to go to school.  

After giving my resignation letter to the campus, I drove directly to Burgundy Plaza. This was where Mike's exhibition took place. His works were still here. Plus the artworks of those unknown artists that I searched for almost two weeks.