Кирил Георгиев

I've always told people what a blessing it is to have a sibling. I got to share my life with the best brother I could have ever asked for. Nobody will ever understand me the way you did, because nobody but us knows how we grew up and all the small details of our lives. I'm forever thankful that I got to grow up with you and have you as my big brother. You showed me what life is all about and always pushed me to be better (even though I wasn't listening much 😁). I'll cherish every memory forever. All the games we played, all the deep conversations that went on for hours, all the huge portions of food we put away together, and all the little and big trips we took. The inside jokes, understanding each other with just one look, even the brother fights that always ended with us closer than before. We grew up in the same home, at the same table, with the same two people loving us more than anything. That is something only you and I will ever truly share. Mom and Dad gave us everything they had, and I saw how proud they were of the man you became. They miss you every single day, and so do I. I promise you I'll take care of them and make sure they never feel alone. Every time we're together, you'll be right there with us. I'm sorry I chose to live so far away from you, Mom and Dad. This place is where I feel safe, truly happy, and myself, and that's a choice I'll carry with me for the rest of my life. I'm so sorry you had to go so early. I hope that wherever you are, you're at peace and surrounded by the most advanced heaven technology that you can play around with. You know how much everyone loved you and how much everyone misses you now. There will never be another person like you on this planet, because the love you carried in your heart and soul was extraordinary. Until we meet again. I miss you, маняк! ❤️

You had this unique ability to make even the simplest moments feel magical, just by being there with me. Without you, every day feels empty and I miss the magic you brought into my life more than words can say. I’d give anything for one more ordinary day with you. ❤️

My last memory with you was when we came to your apartment with Nedi. Toni was cooking in the kitchen. Leya was very happy because Nedi was there; she wanted to play with her. When Toni was done with cooking leshta, we all sat together, we talked about what is next with all the hospital stuff, Toni's new job, and about Nedi, and you said, "In two years, I will have one of those." while looking at my little girl. I said, "Yes, I know you will." I did not lie; I really meant it. Whenever this comes to mind, I feel guilty because I said something that did not come true, and I know how much you and Toni wanted this. I am sorry!