When We Were Orphans
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I found myself laughing a few times as we straggered on together; then Akira too gave a laugh, and the years seemed to melt away between us.
You would not believe human beings could live like that. It is like an ant's nest.
She carefully put down her cigarette holder and stood up. Then, we were kissing- just like, I suppose, a couple on the cinema screen.
I had paused at several points, expecting her to ask questions, or at least to make some comment. But each time, she had given a serious nod, and waited for me to continue.
'Christopher you look as if something heavy just hit you on the head. You are not going to let me down, are you?'
I want something else now, something warm and sheltering, something I can turn to, regardless of what I do, regardless of who I become. Something that will just be there, always, like tomorrow's sky.
'Certain kinds of beauty never fade. My wife'- he gestured at the room-' she is as beautiful to me now as the day I married her.'
'When one has lived as long as I have, and through the turmoil of these years, one knows many joys and sadnesses.'
I felt obliged to take other wives. But she is the one I truly cared for. The others have all gone now, and she is left.
'She was very beautiful when she was younger. The most beautiful flower, my goos sir.'