Memories need to be shared with everyone so they know how powerful memories are.
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Four years later, Haru's loss was still fresh for everyone. Now Arche is facing the camera to speak, and he is being watched from every side of the world.
"Mr. Arche Harrison. Today is the fourth death anniversary of your beloved woman. Why did you just now accept our invitation to interview you?"
"Back then, I didn't have the strength to face everyone and I didn't have the strength to answer the questions you would ask me."
"Mr. Harrison, in the few years since Ms. Haru died, have you forgotten her now?" Arche laughed sparingly before answering the question.
"Actually, Until now, I still can't forget her. To this day, she is still the one my heart finds."
"You really love her so much, Mr. Harrison." Arce nodded while smiling.
"Who is Haru for you? What kind does she have, you know?"
"For me, Haru is like an angel. She taught me many things. I didn’t know how important that thing was then. She's a kind person. She likes the rain. She gets excited when it rains comes, and she's smiling over nothing. Back then, I didn’t know why she loved the rain so much. I don’t know how she feels every time the rain falls on her, or if she just likes the rain because it buffers the noise around her. Until I found out why she wanted that because the rain makes her lean on all the problems she has. The rain was with her every time she cried, and the rain also knew every sadness that happened to her and every happy memory she felt. Haru is different. She was different from all the people I had met and been with. Also, she likes to watch the sunset and she likes to gaze at the sky with stars shining because, for her, that meant hope and light."
"Mr. Harrison, what is your reason for making the museum for Ms. Haru that only her works are there?"
"My reason is simple. Ever since she disappeared, I promised myself that I would bring her back to life through the books she wrote and that people would recognize her even when she was gone."
"If she were here now, or if she could see you and watch you, what would you want to tell her?"
"If she saw me now, I just want to tell her that a lot of people already know her and continue to love the books that she created."
"Mr. Harrison, you’re one of the CEOs at your father’s company now. Will you continue what your father started as a sponsor or foundation in hospice and orphanages?"
"As the new CEO of the Harrison company, what my father started, I will continue."
"Before ending this interview session, do you have anything to say to our viewers today?"
"Hmmm. Thanks to everyone reading the books made by my beloved woman. I hope you learn valuable lessons from her creations. To those who are facing problems, I just want to say, don't let you continue to go with the flow of the problem you have. Learn to face this problem because it will also pass. Again, thank you so much to all of you."
After the interview with Arche, he quickly exited the building where he was interviewed, and when he exited, he saw Sander sitting on a motorcycle.
"Bro." Sander immediately greeted him and threw the motorcycle key at him, which he immediately caught.
"You're on time now. Here." Arche said and gave him his car key.
"Take care of that car; it's more important than your life." Arche laughed as he put on the helmet.
"Darn you. Just hurry up to visit her and go to the hospice right away. Don't stay at the grave of your loved one." Arche just nodded and got on Sander's motorcycle and drove it fast. Just a few minutes later, he immediately reached the place where Haru was. He placed the flower he had bought as he went here and sat down on the grass.
"Hi, love, how are you? It's almost four years ago, you were still what my heart was looking for and I am waiting for you to come back and wake up to this dream, but whatever I do, that is the fact that you are really gone and will never come back. Love, I made for you a museum and almost all your works books and paintings are there. As well as stories you haven’t released. I did that for people who were already losing their way in their lives. Every day that museum is always full I really want it to be open 24/7 and people can visit." Arche laughed as he stared at Haru's tombstone.
"Daddy Arche!" Arche looked at the person who called his name, and he saw a kid running towards him and hugging him tightly.
"Why are you here, Nozomi?"
"Uncle Sander says you're here. So I'm here now to wipe away your tears, Daddy Arche."
"Does your daddy Arche, have tears now?" The kid shook her head and she speak.
"None. But when you come here, you always cry because you miss mommy Haru." Arche messes up the hair of the kid in front of him.
"Who is with you, Nozomi?" Before the kid could speak, someone immediately spoke from behind them.
"I'm sorry, Arche. She wants to go here because you might cry here again." Arche stood up and faced the man who spoke, who was Tyler, the one who spoke, and beside him was Carmen.
"It's okay," Arche said, and he looked at Nozomi.
"Nozomi, let's go back to the hospice, let's daddy Arche let alone here first," Carmen said to Nozomi.
"But mommy, no one will wipe his tears when he cries again."
Arche knelt down to match the kid.
"Nozomi, Daddy Arche won't cry. Promise." He raised his hand to make the child believe in him.
"Promise?" Arche nodded and Tyler carried Nozomi and he patted Arche on the shoulder before they walked away with Carmen. Arche just stared at them while walking away from him. Nozomi is the daughter of Carmen and Tyler. When Carmen left to go to America, Tyler couldn’t resist, and he followed Carmen there to admit his feelings to Carmen. Nozomi resembles Haru, so Carmen and Tyler decided to name their daughter Nozomi, which means hope. Because when Haru disappeared, it was Nozomi who gave them new hope. And their daughter also gave new life to Arche. When Nozomi saw Arche when she twenty seven months old, she called Arche "daddy Arche."
Arche looked up at the sky and said goodbye to Haru. Then he got on the motorcycle and drove it to the place that Haru always goes to and Arche always goes to whenever he misses his beloved woman. When he got here, he sat on the bench that until now was still there. He looked at the river. He closed his eyes and listened to the bird noises. He was in that position when suddenly someone spoke from in front of him.
"Brother, people are already waiting for you at the hospice."
"Uncle, they're looking for you there. Are you here alone again?" Arche opened his eyes and Callista and a little boy appeared in front of him.
 
"Callista and Lucas? What are you doing here? Who is with you?"
"Uncle, you have a lot of questions." Arche laughed because the person in front of him said.
"Lucas' parents were with us. Let's go, brother." Arche stood up as Callista and Lucas pulled him away.
Lucas is the son of Nicole and Jasper. They named him Lucas, which means light or bright, because, like Nozomi, it was Lucas who gave them the light so they could get out of the darkness where they locked themselves in. On the other hand, Callista sees around her again because of Haru's help. Before Haru died, she left Tyler with papers stating that she would be an eye donor for Callista, and she also left a letter with Callista with her message for Callista.
As they were walking towards where Nicole and Jasper were, the rain suddenly fell and Lucas stopped walking, so Callista and Arche also stopped.
"The rain has come again," said Lucas, and they walked again. They get into Jasper's car while Arche calls his secretary to pick up Sander's motorcycle.
"Uncle, it is not because the rain is dripping doesn't mean that you are being sympathized with you. I’m sure the reason for that raindrops is that she’s happy for you. Lucas said as if he adult now. Arche messes Lucas' hair, and he watched every drop of rain from outside the car as it moved. When they arrived at the hospice, Katelyn greeted her son Arche and Callista with a hug, while Arnold offered a fist bump to his son.
"I'm sure where Haru is now, I know she's happy now."
"Dad, thank you." Arche thanked his father. His father just smiled at him and he approached where their colleagues and some patients were. Arche searched his eyes around all the people, and his eyes stopped at Kiel, who was now a young man and happily playing with Lucas and Nozomi until he saw Nikki and Jayson laughing happily, and then his eyes stopped at Freya, Emma, and Kean happily conversing with the few patients they were with. Jasper's grandmother, Amelia, died last year due to the disease she had and also because of her old age. Arche looked at the patients in the hospice again and suddenly remembered Dante, who had died two years ago. Arch smiled and looked at his colleagues, whom he considered family.
"Haru, wherever you are now, I am grateful for what you have taught me. You know, I'm still waiting for you when you come back to me, but I know in myself that it's possible for that to happen because I can only be with you in my dream. Thank you because you and my dad, let me know how important life is. Until I get older, I will cherish the important things I have learned and experienced here in hospice. Thanks for changing me, Haru. I love you until we are reunited in the other world. Just wait for me and we will be reunited when the time comes and nothing will stop us from doing anything." Arche happily said to his mind and with a smile, he approached everyone and happily come along in their fun.
It is not easy to live because there are things that will test your resilience. There are things that will make you experience the sadness and joy that you have to go through. Life is very important to everyone. Other people that do not have a problem in their life are so lucky because they do not experience hardship. Not everyone is as lucky in their lifestyle as they have. Life is deliberately playful, but Arche has learned from the hospice and his experiences that life is very important, and he has learned how to love and how to forgive.