Helga Dream
Part 2
I looked in Helga's recent diary to see what was going on (don't say I was looking in someone else's diary. I was Helga for that time). I kept flipping until I saw the last page with writing on it. The date was 6/01/2020. It said:
Dear Diary,
Now I'm 30 years old and I'll finally get to marry my beloved tomorrow. So we're the same age and she wrote this yesterday, I thought. The letter continued. I have everything planed out. My wedding dress is in the closet, the wedding rings are on the wooden shelf and I memorized my vows. Listen to this.
Arnold, I love you.
I have loved you ever since I met you
Because you were the only one who really cared.
The stuff I did to you in the past years was because I loved you.
And now I want to make sure that we'll always be together.
It's perfect. Now I have to go and get ready.
From,
Helga G. Pataki
"I gotta get dressed!" I whispered.
An hour later I was at the church that I knew already. "This is my old church, Grand Concourse!" I said in amazement. "We know Helga," Bob said. "We remembered that you used to come to this church and you would be happy to see it again." "Thank you, thank you!" I yelled. I said hi to everyone and ran inside.
Part 2
I looked in Helga's recent diary to see what was going on (don't say I was looking in someone else's diary. I was Helga for that time). I kept flipping until I saw the last page with writing on it. The date was 6/01/2020. It said:
Dear Diary,
Now I'm 30 years old and I'll finally get to marry my beloved tomorrow. So we're the same age and she wrote this yesterday, I thought. The letter continued. I have everything planed out. My wedding dress is in the closet, the wedding rings are on the wooden shelf and I memorized my vows. Listen to this.
Arnold, I love you.
I have loved you ever since I met you
Because you were the only one who really cared.
The stuff I did to you in the past years was because I loved you.
And now I want to make sure that we'll always be together.
It's perfect. Now I have to go and get ready.
From,
Helga G. Pataki
"I gotta get dressed!" I whispered.
An hour later I was at the church that I knew already. "This is my old church, Grand Concourse!" I said in amazement. "We know Helga," Bob said. "We remembered that you used to come to this church and you would be happy to see it again." "Thank you, thank you!" I yelled. I said hi to everyone and ran inside.