>> Clamors of other passengers heard from the platform as they saw a man fell on the rail. Their voices, shouting for help and scream out of fear engulfed.

However, Catherine didn’t falter to look. Her lips tightened as if she walks like there’s nothing happened. Each person passing along to look over the accident, her eyes didn’t look back.

“... I killed him. I killed Justine.” Her lips mumbled. Steps of her stiletto shoes clacking on the cement floor. The tense feeling never settled; she still feels the fear and anger enveloping inside.

“... I did it, because he can’t love me back. I did it... I killed him because I don’t want him to fall in love with another girl.”

Her voice trembles. Tears filled her eyes; distorting her vision. “I loved him. I loved only him, and him alone. Why...? Why...?”

She begins to sob while walking. “I can’t just let him taken by another woman.”

Catherine’s feelings were totally shattered. Her mind’s turn fuzzy. She recalls his face, the shock of sudden fall from what happened.

Catherine knows that it will burden her. Her conscience won’t stop; she knows it will be the worst nightmare of her life. But knowing that another girl steals him away, that is unbearable.

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“I killed him, because he deserves it. He deserves to die than to be with another woman! Yes, that’s right!”

A grin formed on her lips. “He deserves it; he must die than to be with another woman! He belongs to me. He’s mine.”

Though tears flooding her eyes, Catherine let out a frenzy laugh. Everyone gazes at her, but she didn’t bother. She keeps walking, despite of her slovenly looks.

Leaving the station, Catherine walks alongside the highway. Each cars passing makes turns, blowing their horns. “This is it. I needed to atone for it.”

Her frenzied looks awhile ago turns melancholy. Without caring in the world, she stands at the barricade of the highway.

The years passed, keeping the unrequited feelings for the person she loves the most has ended. It was all turn to naught.

“There’s no meaning for me to live if he’s not here. So, I better follow him. Wherever in Heaven or Hell, as long as I’m with him, I don’t really care.”

Catherine removes her shoes and stands up on the barrier. A 10 feet-free fall awaits downwards.

“...I’m sorry, Justine. If you only tell you love me, even if it’s a lie... I will accept it. I want to be happy.”

Her heart throbs fast. The revving engines slowly muffles on her ears. “If only I see him once again, I want to tell him how I truly feel, for the last time.”

Catherine closes her eyes, as wind current caress her body. “Goodbye.” She utters. Without second thoughts, she jumps and fell over the passing car below.

A sudden heavy traffic erupted, causing an extreme ruckus on the road. Paramedics and ambulances, as well as police came to see the hideous body of the woman jumped over.

Her body distorted; cracked bones and blown-up head killed her in an instant. That then, it was aired on the news, about a woman committed suicide, and the man who fell from the platform, his body is nowhere else to be found.

The police found a suicide note on her bag noting the unrequited feelings, and the confession of the crime she committed to the man.

The note telling: “If he won’t be able to love me, then it’s better for him to die, than to be with another woman. I will follow him after. Because in the afterlife, we will be together, forever...”

Justine’s parents have been noted about this. Their grief for losing a son is unfathomable.

And from what they’ve known, the girl who committed suicide is his junior in Highschool before.

Knowing all of this and the disappearance of his body, that turns into another tale to tell in another time.

Only, the unrequited feelings Catherine has been carried out never been answered. Her regret and sadness drive her to take her own life.