Pre-school teacher Julie meets up with her former colleague/friend Ben, who comes back to Singapore for a visit. Walking around the streets of Chinatown, they talk about his father's recent death and their ways of coming to terms with a finite life;...
Pre-school teacher Julie meets up with her former colleague/friend Ben, who comes back to Singapore for a visit. Walking around the streets of Chinatown, they talk about his father's recent death and their ways of coming to terms with a finite life; how to live the most of it.
(Chinese lantern photo by Nathan Härdig from Pexels)
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MIA CORAZON AUREUS
Chinese lantern photo by Nathan Härdig from Pexels
Brian Cunningham
This is lovely. It could only have been written at least semi-autobiographically. You should write about what you know, and this author knows this place and these people intimately. Well done.
Olivier Castaignede
Beautiful story, vividly written, with some very moving moments, both sweet and full of longing.
Kevin Dunnigan
I found myself in that moment where loud, busy streets become an intimate setting. Very nice story.
Sapna Dogra Singh
Lovely story! It was like watching a movie. Keep it up Mia!
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