"It feels weird...It doesn't feel like I'm part of your life. I feel like I'm on vacation."
"It's hard to keep stopping and starting."
London, Los Angeles, eight hours.
The hardest part was not being able to say what she said - "We'll see you in half an hour."
Anna, at her most vulnerable, called Jacob and hysterically said over and over again "I'll see you in half an hour… I'll see you in half an hour…”
“Would it be easier if you felt like you could see other people when we are not together? Because I don't want you to feel like you're not living your life properly when we're not together."
Inevitably, in their separate lives, they had backups by their side. The bench fills the void left by the long distances, making ordinary days bearable. The bracelet engraved with patience, at the moment of cracking, laughs at the helplessness of long-distance feelings.
Five years after the romance started in Los Angeles, Anna is finally back here. In the bathroom, the shower water gushed down from the sprinkler, and they hugged each other naked, the once happy smiles and fiery eyes flashed in their minds. Release, speechless, the end of the play.
But then again, it turns out that everything is no longer there.
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