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They loved each other very much. Magohiduuru wanted to propose

Majojaru right away, but it was hard for him to do that. He realized
that it was difficult for him even to feed himself, let alone a family.

The young man decided to go abroad. He would come back once he
could earn a proper living and marry Majojaru. After his parents

allowed him to go, he hurshed to see his lover.

"Dear, there is something I need to tell you" said Magohiduuru.
"What is it? Tell me." Urged Majojaru. "I'm thinking of going away to

make more money for us. Soon as I could do that, I will get back
here to propose you. Would you wait for me?" asked Magohiduuru.

"Well, then. I wont hold you back. I will always be waiting for you,

you're the one I love. You're the one I want to spend my life with"
said Majojaru. "But come back soon, will you?" She said, wishing.

"Sure. I will come back as soon as I can. You're my only love, you will

always be. May God hear our vow to life together forever". Said
Magohiduuru

Next morning, Magohiduuru left. He went on a ship that was sailing
overseas. One year on, Magohiduuru had not come back. Then, one

day when Majojaru walking near the fort she saw a ship docking.

Wishfully, she came to the ship to see if her lover was among the
passengers. But none pf the passengers was face of the man she

love. She took her heart to ask one of the ship crews about
Magohiduuru. "Excuse me, sir. Do you known a man named

Magohiduuru? Have you ever met do you met anyone with that

name?" asked Majojaru. "Oh, that unlucky young man!" answered
the man. "What do you mean? What happened? Majojaru could not

t stay calm anymore. The man then told a story of what happened a

month ago, when Magohiduuru was killed during work.
Dejectedly, Majojaru staggered to her house. Before entering her

village, she decided to find a place where she could spend some

time on her own to calm down. She took a seat upon a stone under
a bayan tree, lamenting over the death if her lover. She cried her

beat out for three days and three nights.

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