Please listen while reading.

C,
You hear the faraway violin, which could mean nothing else than melancholy, but in about 10 seconds, you’ll realize it isn’t. It is actually a plead, a sort of thing you ask without even expecting an answer, even if you look as in a pathetic love story in which you’re the unloved, but you still ask. And it is a short song, and there’s no time for hesitating, you just do it. You don’t care about the ending, because it might be as melancholic as you thought the beginning was going to be, you care about the mid part. When there’s a lovely song playing, in the “in-between” of an answer and a supposition. So give me a reason. Because I repeat, the reason won’t matter after you’ve sang that.
And you never do, you keep listening to the song, wishing for it to be a part of your life’s soundtrack sometime, because at least it would be interesting towards the end of the movie when everything seems to fall down, and nothing makes sense. You want to feel how you want to feel forever, and all this circles your mind, but remember, it’s not the ending part what counts…

So this is Kite’s way of giving advice, it is not intended to be a romantic advice per se, but if it is, then the interesting part happened before you read this, before the end.

[Mrs. K i t e]