106. Passing of Memories and Sadness
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"I wonder," Vivienne muttered as another scene or memory started to play.
In this scene, she was in her twenties, a college student, where she had friends, had so much fun that she never looked back to her past from then.
Vivienne's college days were a whirlwind of laughter and camaraderie. She was known for her cheerful and outgoing personality, and she loved nothing more than mingling with her friends.
Among them was Miles Blackwood, a charming young man with whom she shared a deep bond. They were inseparable, and their friendship was built on trust and respect.
Vivienne had never shown any romantic interest in Miles, and he, in turn, never pushed for anything more than their cherished friendship.
One sunny afternoon, Vivienne and her friends, including Miles and her best friend Amara, gathered at their favorite spot on campus—a cozy café nestled under the shade of ancient oak trees.