A/N Here's the third and last part of my fanfiction. I hope you've enjoyed the story
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da the time it was 1989 Ludwig and Maria were the proud parents of two children. The seven-year-old Fabio and the five-year-old Bella. One giorno Ludwig was having a snowball fight with his son when Maria came outside. ‘’Ludwig’’ she detto ‘’You’ve got a call. It’s your mother’’ Ludwig was surprised calling someone abroad was expansive so he was sure that his mother got some very important news. He ran inside and answered the phone
‘’Hello Mutter’’ he said. ‘’Ludwig’’ his mother detto on the other side of the line ‘’I’ve just received some great news. They will open the border. We can go to the east!’’ Ludwig couldn’t believe what he just heard. He has hoped for years that he could return to the east and now that giorno has finally come. Ludwig ran upstairs and started to pack his suitcase. ‘’Ludwig what are te doing?’’ his wife asked curiously. “Honey” Ludwig detto “Get the children and pack your suitcases. We’re going to Berlin.” Maria nodded and went down stairs as Ludwig continued packing his suitcase.
The last thing Ludwig packed was his most precious object. It was the paper fiore his brother gave to him. Ludwig had treasured the fiore for years, just like his brother who took his fiore into his grave. Ludwig closed his suitcase and remembered a promise from long fa “It’ll take a long time before I can come back to the east. But once I can I’ll visit te again” Ludwig sighed and closed his eyes “Just a little longer Bruder.” He stood up and walked downstairs.
When everyone was ready to go the family ran to the airport and took the plane to Berlin. They travelled for hours, and arrived in Berlin in the late evening. Ludwig took a taxi to his mother’s house and gave the keys to his wife “I’m going to see Mutter at the wall.” he detto “Will te wait here until we return?” Maria nodded as the children waved their father goodbye when he walked towards the Berlin wall.
After a few minuti Ludwig found his mother “How much longer?” he asked. “Just a few minutes.” his mother said. Ludwig and his mother waited full excitement for the great moment, and there it was. Around twelve O’clock the border opened as thousands of people climbed on the wall. Ludwig was one of them and cried tears of happiness when he reached the top. “Come, my dear. Let’s go to Gilbert.” His mother said. Ludwig climbed down and helped his mother.
Together they walked towards the cemetery. After five minuti of walking Ludwig and his mother arrived at the place. “Finally!” Ludwig said, he ran through the gate, and stood in front of his brother’s grave for the first time in thirty years “I missed te so much!” He knelt down and burst into tears. “Shall I leave te two alone?” his mother asked friendly. Ludwig nodded and his mother walked towards the people who were celebrating the fall of the Berlin wall.
“Bruder, I’ve never forgotten about you.” Ludwig detto “I treasured your fiore and thought of te every single day. It took me a while, but now I’ve finally returned.” Ludwig wiped one of his tears away. “Oh Bruder. We’re finally together after all those years. Words can’t describe how happy I am.”
After a few minuti his mother returned “It feels good to be with him again doesn’t it?” she said. Ludwig nodded. “We are celebrating our freedom. Do te want to join?” “Yes.” Ludwig said, he stood up and detto a few last words to his brother “Auf Wiedersehen Bruder, ich liebe dich.”
Part 1: link Part 2:link
da the time it was 1989 Ludwig and Maria were the proud parents of two children. The seven-year-old Fabio and the five-year-old Bella. One giorno Ludwig was having a snowball fight with his son when Maria came outside. ‘’Ludwig’’ she detto ‘’You’ve got a call. It’s your mother’’ Ludwig was surprised calling someone abroad was expansive so he was sure that his mother got some very important news. He ran inside and answered the phone
‘’Hello Mutter’’ he said. ‘’Ludwig’’ his mother detto on the other side of the line ‘’I’ve just received some great news. They will open the border. We can go to the east!’’ Ludwig couldn’t believe what he just heard. He has hoped for years that he could return to the east and now that giorno has finally come. Ludwig ran upstairs and started to pack his suitcase. ‘’Ludwig what are te doing?’’ his wife asked curiously. “Honey” Ludwig detto “Get the children and pack your suitcases. We’re going to Berlin.” Maria nodded and went down stairs as Ludwig continued packing his suitcase.
The last thing Ludwig packed was his most precious object. It was the paper fiore his brother gave to him. Ludwig had treasured the fiore for years, just like his brother who took his fiore into his grave. Ludwig closed his suitcase and remembered a promise from long fa “It’ll take a long time before I can come back to the east. But once I can I’ll visit te again” Ludwig sighed and closed his eyes “Just a little longer Bruder.” He stood up and walked downstairs.
When everyone was ready to go the family ran to the airport and took the plane to Berlin. They travelled for hours, and arrived in Berlin in the late evening. Ludwig took a taxi to his mother’s house and gave the keys to his wife “I’m going to see Mutter at the wall.” he detto “Will te wait here until we return?” Maria nodded as the children waved their father goodbye when he walked towards the Berlin wall.
After a few minuti Ludwig found his mother “How much longer?” he asked. “Just a few minutes.” his mother said. Ludwig and his mother waited full excitement for the great moment, and there it was. Around twelve O’clock the border opened as thousands of people climbed on the wall. Ludwig was one of them and cried tears of happiness when he reached the top. “Come, my dear. Let’s go to Gilbert.” His mother said. Ludwig climbed down and helped his mother.
Together they walked towards the cemetery. After five minuti of walking Ludwig and his mother arrived at the place. “Finally!” Ludwig said, he ran through the gate, and stood in front of his brother’s grave for the first time in thirty years “I missed te so much!” He knelt down and burst into tears. “Shall I leave te two alone?” his mother asked friendly. Ludwig nodded and his mother walked towards the people who were celebrating the fall of the Berlin wall.
“Bruder, I’ve never forgotten about you.” Ludwig detto “I treasured your fiore and thought of te every single day. It took me a while, but now I’ve finally returned.” Ludwig wiped one of his tears away. “Oh Bruder. We’re finally together after all those years. Words can’t describe how happy I am.”
After a few minuti his mother returned “It feels good to be with him again doesn’t it?” she said. Ludwig nodded. “We are celebrating our freedom. Do te want to join?” “Yes.” Ludwig said, he stood up and detto a few last words to his brother “Auf Wiedersehen Bruder, ich liebe dich.”
