Have you ever lost something and accepted that it will be gone forever?
Have you ever had the feeling of losing something valuable, not because you're a materialistic person but because that thing holds value, maybe a memory or from a special person?
Hello my Dear Hiver Friends, greetings from the Philippines, today I am going to share how I found something I thought was long gone.
When we moved in the countryside last 2018, it was the hardest decision we had to make, you have to condition your mind and body, and in our case, moving in without my Father is actually the hardest, physically, imagine packing and unpacking ALL of our things? and yes, a lot of things gone missing, I was not so sure if we misplaced, or accidentally threw, and one of that is the South Sea Pearl Necklace that my Ex Boyfriend's Mom and Sister gave, during our trip to Boracay last 2017. My Ex boyfriend and I were no longer together, but his family remains close to me, like they are still part of my life, and me to theirs, they would always check on me, never forgets my birthday and make sure I'm always doing well.
South Sea Pearl's are rare and are unique in our country, the usual color of it is yellowish, while the other pearls are white and silvery, I am not really sure how much is it, I didn't check the value because I didn't have any plans of selling it.
So today, I decided to do some general cleaning, and when I say general cleaning, it is like putting our house upside down, inside out 😅, I am taking everything out from the closet to clean, and I noticed, that, one of the bags I have has molds on it, so I decided to unpack and clean it, while I am wiping the dusts and molds, I decided to put some silica gels inside so it can absorb the moisture and so molds won't grow, I noticed there's something shining k side and when i opened the pocket, tadaaaaaaaah! After missing for 7 years, there she is...
It was a different feeling, like when you already accepted that something is already gone and life surprises you like this, as much as possible I don't really hold on to things, and people, I think the right ones, who stays, are really meant for us, and the ones who are gone, we should just let them go, because they aren't really for us. So When I found this necklace,I just realized that life has its own ways and time of revealing things for us, we just need to learn to trust the process.
I am no longer wearing it, but I keep it, not because of its monetary value, but because the person who gave me this, treated me as her very own daughter, loves me unconditionally and that love stays with me, with or without the necklace.
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