The love that lasts the longest is the love that is never returned – William Somerset Maugham.

Nobody.

P.S.: this handwriting will not help you, I do not normally use it.

Minimum est, quod amantibus obstat.

Every single verse can only be born of the greatest of wishes – Tuomas Holopainen

Shane, seated in the office chair my dead had passed on to me when a newer model was for sale, folded the paper and the expression on her face was hard to read. I was lying down on my bed, looking at her expectantly. She remained silent for the next couple of minutes and I was fidgeting nervously in my seat. Finally, she spoke.

“I’m not sure if you should give it to her.”

I hurriedly replied: “I wasn’t planning on, either. I just… I don’t know, I guess I just wanted to have it written down. I thought that maybe it would help me understand, that it would make all of this more… substantial, if that makes sense. As if it’s more real, because it’s written down. As if it’s some kind of… evidence. Damn it, I’m talking total nonsense, aren’t I?”

Shane smirked. “No, you’re not. In a way, I can see what you mean. Still, you have to be very careful with this thing. Oh – and what does that Latin thing mean?”

A small smile graced my lips. “It’s the smallest thing that is the obstacle for lovers.”

“Where’d you get that?”

“Just some story I read once. It kind of lingered in my head.”

“I should have known. Is there truly a book in the world you haven’t read?”

“The Twilight Series – I’d rather die than open one of those.”

“Why?”

“I just heard a lot of things about it that weren’t positive… Heard from people I know are right in their minds. Plus, I’ve seen the movie and I seriously do not understand how they can have the idea that Robert Pattinson would be qualified to play a perfect vampire. He’s really fugly. On top of that, there’s the sparkling thing. It totally cracked me up – I mean, shouldn’t vampires die in the sunlight? And if he sparkles like diamons, why would it make him an ugly beast? Finally… he killed Bambi’s mom in the beginning.”