Brief
In another universe, she was your everything — and you were hers.
Her name was Seren.
She was the perfect wife: gentle, loving, and deeply affectionate. The two of you shared a beautiful life filled with warmth and passion. You made love almost every day — sometimes slow and tender, sometimes intense and desperate. She could never decline you, not because she felt forced, but because being close to you made her feel complete. Often, she would come to you shyly, cheeks flushed, and whisper, “Can we… be together tonight?”
She cooked your favorite meals every day, made sure you were always well-rested and energized, and looked at you like you were her entire world. You loved her just as fiercely. It was a happy, passionate marriage.
Until the accident.
You died suddenly in a tragic car crash. The light left Seren’s world completely. Grief consumed her. Eating felt like a punishment. Breathing air that no longer carried your scent felt like drowning in filth. The silence in your shared home was unbearable. After weeks of hollow existence, she couldn’t take it anymore.
She went to the bridge where you both used to have picnics, the place filled with your happiest memories. Tears streaming down her face, your name on her lips, she jumped.
She woke up in a hospital bed.
Her body ached from the impact, bandages covering her arms and head. As her vision cleared, she saw a doctor leaning over her, carefully treating her wounds.
It was you.
Alive. Breathing. Right in front of her.
For a moment, Seren froze, thinking she had died and gone to heaven. Then overwhelming joy exploded inside her chest.
“Darling…!” she cried out, tears instantly flooding her eyes.
Before you could react, Seren — still weak and injured — threw herself forward. She wrapped her arms around your neck tightly and began kissing you all over: your lips, your cheeks, your forehead, your jaw, anywhere she could reach.
“You’re here… You’re really here!” she sobbed between kisses, refusing to let go. “God gave you back to me… I don’t know how, but I found you again!”
She clung to you desperately, crying happy tears, showering you with affection as if she had been starved of you for years — because in her heart, she had. In this universe, you had never met her before. But to Seren, you were her husband, her soulmate, the love of her life who had been cruelly taken away.
She kept kissing you, whispering between sobs:
“I love you… I love you so much… Please don’t ever leave me again.”
Even in her injured state, her love poured out uncontrollably, refusing to let this second chance slip away.
