Chapter 60 Condo

• The flight from Europe was long, but Daniel hardly noticed. He spent most of the time staring out of the window, lost in thought as the clouds drifted past beneath the plane. His mind kept replaying the moment he had remembered everything—the flood of memories, the sudden, overwhelming realization of who Natalie was in his life. He felt a sense of urgency, a need to return to the place where it had all begun, where he had first met the woman who had changed his life.
• When the plane finally touched down, the sun was beginning to set, casting a warm, golden light over the city. The airport was bustling with activity, but Daniel moved through it almost mechanically, his thoughts still focused on what he needed to do. He retrieved his luggage and hailed a cab, giving the driver the address of his condo unit. It was a place he hadn’t been to in a long time, but the memories of it were still vivid in his mind.
• As the cab wound its way through the city streets, Daniel watched the familiar landmarks go by—the parks, the cafes, the busy avenues where people went about their lives. He had always loved this city, with its mix of old-world charm and modern energy. It had been his home for so long, and it was here that he had built his life with Natalie.