If Love is Forgotten, I will Still Be ThereChapter 1 Returning Home
Prologue
I traded a bun for a superstar.
Three years ago, I gave a shabby-looking Jameson Hall, sitting on the street corner, a simple bun.
He pushed my wheelchair and followed me home.
Three years later, after completing my treatment, I returned to the country.
By then, Jameson had risen to fame as a popular singer, thanks to his hit single “Waiting for You.”
A famous actress posted on her social media:
[Finally found you.]
And I, sitting in my wheelchair, watched his concert, fading into the background, one dim star among countless neon lights.
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In the airport lounge, the large screen was playing Jameson’s award-winning hit single – “Waiting for You.”
This song was Jameson’s claim to fame, a piece he wrote for the girl he loved.
Nearby, two girls were excitedly chatting, their voices occasionally reaching my ears.
“I mean, seriously, he’s just too handsome!”
The other girl, her tone full of pride, responded, “Looks are just the least of his talents. Our Jamie has real skill!”
“Hey, I got tickets to his concert! You have no idea how hard it was to get them…”
Listening to their conversation, I zoned out for a moment.