Chapter 44: Little Girl

I closed my eyes as I breathed in the Philippine breeze again. Two years later I am here again. It's just really a little bit sad how I need to leave my homeland just to move on. I just hope that the time I spend on New York will not be wasted for nothing.

I realized that I had taken a nap with the sun shining on my face and setting sun. Dylan looked at me from my side.

"You seemed tired. We should have been home earlier, but the traffic is taking so long," he said. I smiled and stretched a little.

"You said it right. It's not new. We'll go in the morning but we'll be home by noon or afternoon." As the car started to move forward a little bit, my heart felt a warmth of belonging as I took in the recognizable sights and noises outside the car window.

"What are you feeling, Dianna?" Dylan asked me later.

"Of course, I felt tired and sleepy."

"I mean, what if you immediately cross paths with your ex-husband." I stared at him for a moment then laughed.

"Nothing, Dylan. Mayb