An Old Curse: The love between realities

The coffin was slowly lowered into the ground, which one person after the other faced for their last farewell. Tears, whimpering words, sorrow what was screamed at the moment, none of them had been ready to let them go, Tia looked down at everything from above.With a shaky hand, an elderly lady stood in front of the coffin that had been lowered into the ground. The old eyes looked watery down into the lonely-looking hole, the corners of the mouth trembled, the narrow, pressed lips parted a bit, she wanted to say something, to pour out her heart to her daughter, to say how much she loved her, but instead she pressed again, crying lips together. Tears that continuously streamed down her face, breath that sounded heavy and sobbing and a face that was as pale as the rays of the sun that were bright on everything, now broke through the wall that had drawn up around Dimitrie's eyes and made him realize bitterly that this person was down there in the coffin was really the girl he l

Surprised, the professor adjusted his glasses when she opened the door in the middle of his lecture, Dimitrie came in with his bag over his shoulder and walked past him without a word of explanation and took his usual place in the stands.Inwardly gathered again, the old man continued with his lessons, because even if he had wanted to, he would not have found the words to address Dimitrie, or even to blame him for being late. The whole faculty knew what had happened, the death of Kiara did not simply pass them by. Kiara had been a great student, a really lovable girl, where the loss made many of them shake their heads unspeakably at this tragedy of life.Without a word, Dimon watched his friend take his pad and a ballpoint pen out of his pocket, his face seemed indifferent and his clear blue eyes strangely cold. As if with the death of Kiara his heart also died. Dimon thought to himself, helplessly running his hand through his wildly curled hair."Are you all ri

"Do we know each other?" asked Dimitrie, he was sure to have seen those eyes somewhere, which looked so big at him at that moment. The long eyelashes that cast dark shadows, but something looked wrong about them, thought Dimitrie, something was different when he realized how he knew those eyes and inwardly began to laugh at himself. - Exactly, they must be white - his mind sneered at the comparison, which brought the kiss back to his memory and with him the thoughts of Kiara."Did you say something?" With the knowledge Dimitrie found the way out of his thoughts again and noticed that her mouth was open a bit, as if she had talked. But she just shook her head with her eyes closed, looked at Dimon again, stuck out her tongue with a grim look and walked past Dimitrie up the stairs."What are you looking at now?" he asked when his friend had raised his eyebrows up to the stop, completely puzzled."She stuck her tongue out at me with an angry look!" his mouth moved a

 "Yes, let's swap please!" she smiled relentlessly, Evelin grinned satisfied. But when Dimitrie suddenly spoke up, he took her wrist and led her onto the ice."I'll show you how to do it, so be careful!" he looked at her feet, where Tia only now really realized that he hadn't really looked at her the whole time. either past her, her hands, or as her feet had now legendarily looked at."Is okay!" it made her voice firmer and the look stubborn"Good!" Dimitrie had noticed the change in her voice, but had shown no real interest in it.He took her hands firmly in his and slowly moved one foot back after the other so that she could have followed him without any problems. Instead, however, she had pressed both skates tightly together, completely stiffened her body and just let herself be dragged along."Well, it can't work like that!", His gaze remained on her feet, Tia was silent."Well a

She's right Dimitrie!" Tiana stepped into the corridor, even if she was horrified by what this girl was saying, her words had been correct "If you continue to distance yourself from life like this you will destroy yourself!", Dimitrie knew that she was right, that they were both right and now that his anger was gone he could think clearly again. "You have to do me a favor!" he looked at her seriously. Now Tia really felt like crying, but not because she could feel his pain, but because she now felt her own. Filice was right! Her eyes were shaky, the people were cruel, destructive and merciless! She had to fight the urge to call him back to her world and instead sit on the bench and put on her skates again. "So you noticed how terrible people can be!" Filice looked at her from the anteroom, veiled in the death certificate, while Tia walked up to Angelo and put a mock smile over her pain. The woman was just about to put the handcuff around Tia's hand when a calm-l