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''You knew this was comin’, Irina'', he’d said that day, with Angel fast approaching. His duffel sat packed on the bunk we’d shared and at the time I’d thought I’d known what he’d meant. <br> | ''You knew this was comin’, Irina'', he’d said that day, with Angel fast approaching. His duffel sat packed on the bunk we’d shared and at the time I’d thought I’d known what he’d meant. <br> | ||
I’d once told Nika that I had no faith, and by extension, no belief in God. That I believed only in tangibles that I could see and touch and measure. Concrete proof, I’d said, and that I accepted no substitutes. One could argue that the proof of His existence is how He sent Mike’s path across mine when I needed him most. Perhaps. What is inarguable, no matter what agency you subscribe to, is how Mike and I always manage to cross paths again. And again. And again. Across nearly a decade and with the entire ’Verse to get lost in, we would always meet up sooner or later.<br> | I’d once told Nika that I had no faith, and by extension, no belief in God. That I believed only in tangibles that I could see and touch and measure. Concrete proof, I’d said, and that I accepted no substitutes. One could argue that the proof of His existence is how He sent Mike’s path across mine when I needed him most. Perhaps. What is inarguable, no matter what agency you subscribe to, is how Mike and I always manage to cross paths again. And again. And again. Across nearly a decade and with the entire ’Verse to get lost in, we would always meet up sooner or later.<br> | ||
− | It would never be a matter of ''if'', only ''when''. All I had to do was outlast the Universe and inevitably, she’d relent. Our divergent paths would meet and we’d be together again. All past evidence | + | It would never be a matter of ''if'', only ''when''. All I had to do was outlast the Universe and inevitably, she’d relent. Our divergent paths would meet and we’d be together again. All past evidence supports it. Hard evidence, as hard as concrete.<br> |
''You’ll find me'', he’d said, as the air of Salisbury wafted through his hair, and the sunlight picked out the gold in it. ''Somehow we always do''.<br> | ''You’ll find me'', he’d said, as the air of Salisbury wafted through his hair, and the sunlight picked out the gold in it. ''Somehow we always do''.<br> | ||
Well enough.<br> | Well enough.<br> |