Last Meeting

“Allica, listen to me, please don’t do this all” cried Sarah, “ He’s not a good guy for you”.

“ Listen, I know him very well, he is really good and age doesn’t matter for us,” shouted Allica.

“But….you are just 16 and that guy is 30 years old, it does matter,” Sarah explained.

“ It’s okay, doesn’t matter to me, and will you please stop poking your nose into my matter,” shouted Allica frustration flooding her mind and ran outside.

 

The conversation grew and grew and something happened that none of them had expected.

Moving apart from each other was really hard for Sarah, Allica, and Mary, when they have been together since childhood. A small conversation told them to go away fro each other. Allica and Sarah who cannot live without seeing each other, now don’t even want each other’s shadow to fall on them.

 Allica and Sarah walked out of the house leaving Mary with an option to choose. Mary couldn’t believe a small debate had separate the three of them forever. Hoping to come together someday Mary walked out of the house, too.

Year passed….

The phone rang and the noise reached Mary’s ear, garbing all her attention. She crept towards the phone and grabbed it.

“ Hello,” said a voice.

Without thinking anything Mary said, “ Hi, are you Allica?”

“ Yes” replied Allica.

Mary blankly standing there asked, “ After so long you called me.”

“ Yeah, I know and I am sorry for that” apologize Allica, “ Listen I realized my mistake about that guy and Sarah was right that, that Guy is not good for me.”

“ Why what happened,” questioned Mary.

“ I just realized that he was too old for me”, explained Allica.

Excitedly said Allica,” I want to meet you and Sarah and I badly want to apologize to her.”

“You can’t meet Sarah,” said Mary in one breathe.

“ Why I want to meet her and apologize to her for my mistake,” said Allica.

“How can you meet a dead person?” cried Mary.

 

“What nonsense are you talking?” burst out Allica.

“It’s not nonsense, right after when you two had a fight, she drove into a truck and died” sobbed Mary

Allica’s voice dissolved inside her mouth and the phone hung up.