Jan 10, 2017
The Berlin File, 2013. The End.
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The Berlin File, 2013. The End.
Your love is safe with me.
The Berlin File, 2013. ❝I’m sorry.❞
The Berlin File, 2013. Her last words. And finally, his apology.
(6/6) The Berlin File, 2013. Love means fighting, not just for the other person but for one another. It is fighting to live to be able to spend longer time with each other. Although it does not mean you have to win in the end, sometimes you lose not because you wanted but rather you knew to yourself you can’t make it any further anymore, nor it is giving up. You did your best to hold on for more. But it is fate and that is how it was supposed to be. Love does not end along a person’s death or absence, it goes on and on, and by that time you will never know of losing again.
This goes to the men who are so good with the game of hiding feelings. Lmao
(5/6) The Berlin File, 2013. How painful must it be knowing the one you swore to spend the rest of your life with betrayed you over a piteous reputation. Yet, it must be a huge relief to find out that he actually never did and won’t ever do.
(4/6) The Berlin File, 2013. Trust. More than anyone else, it should be coming from the person who you expected to believe in you even when others do not because he is the only person that matters. And he actually do.