Living Memory Script Take 1

The speaker is talking to someone and expressing concern for their well-being. They notice that the person is dressed up and carrying roses, and they realize it's the anniversary of something important. They reflect on the memories they have with this person and express their wish for them to move on and find happiness. They acknowledge that the person may not be able to hear them, but they want them to know that their heart will always be with them. They encourage the person to live their life for themselves or for the speaker if they can't do it for themselves. Hey. Hello. Hey. There you are. It's nice to see you again. How have you been? I hope work hasn't been too hard on you lately. I know you said you've got it handled, but I can't help but worry, you know. Ah. Wait. Are those flowers? Roses, too? And you're dressed up for today? You didn't need to for me, but still. You look amazing. You always have. Is there a reason for this special treatment? What's the occasion? I see. It's the anniversary. Time flies, doesn't it? It feels like only yesterday when we met and started spending time together. We had our moments. Lots of laughter. Lots of time. And everything in between. Such precious and irreplaceable memories. I'm sure we'll both cherish them for the rest of our lives. But with that said, I hope you can move on with yours. I know how much I matter to you, and you said that your heart stayed with me. But you don't have to come visit me every day like this. I know you can't hear me. Even if you did, you won't listen. That's just how you are. But I hope you learn. My heart will stay with you, even if you move on, you know. You want me to be remembered, but my greatest wish is for your happiness. So please, live on for yourself. If you can't, then live on for me.