Whether or not Alia had expected to receive anything on Valentine's Day this year, there was something waiting for her when she woke up. Sitting on the table in her kitchen was a single, long-stemmed, red rose. It lay across a white envelope addressed to her
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When she was done arranging the roses, she moved to sit down on her couch, quietly regarding the stuffed bear and it's note with curiosity. Would it be another poem? Or a hint to who had been sending the gifts today? There was only one way to find out.
Leaning over to pick up the bear, she set it down on her lap and picked up the note to read.
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Alia,
I have cared a great deal about you for some time now. I am not sure how to tell you how I feel. But I would like to try. If you want to know who I am, please come to the following coordinates.
Yours, Hopefully
A set of coordinates were at the bottom. But, again, there was no signature or sign of who sent the note.
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The scent of tropical flowers and foliage was accompanied by the scent of the ocean coming off the water in a light breeze. It was much warmer here than back in Japan, and it was still early evening, the sun not yet set. The sun hung just over the horizon, sinking toward the water as shadows lengthened. The undersides of the clouds were already starting to turn pink and gold.
Ahead of Alia, on a low outcropping of volcanic rock near the cliff edge, sat a lone figure with his back to her, watching the sunset.
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