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“The future always was ambiguous. We never knew where we were headed, what would happen when we got there, who we’d be at the end of it all. We never knew our ambitions, our hopes, our fears. We just knew what we wanted in the moment. We knew what would make us happy, and we’d be damned if we let the consequences take precedence. Happiness came first and foremost. Our lives were transient and lucid; filled with journeys to nowhere and beyond. We knew we’d have to stop one day, we knew life would catch up with us. But we lived as if the future was non-existent, because that was what made us happy. And that was what made us want to live. “