DarknieltZ

   "See you later!" were the last few words you said to me before you left the house. Those words, one with your cheerful tone lingers in my mind. Then, my train of thoughts were blinded by a blood curling scream, followed by the noise of shattering glass that echoed throughout my entire head.    What happened? No one knows.     It's really funny how I was just reading your favourite book, enjoying it before those noises filled my ears. How that I was the only one who heard it while no one else in the neighborhood seem to notice.    I always hated you job ever since you were hired. I told you not to get the job and that I could support

    The sky. It was pitch black, no stars, no anything. The wind was as though howling through the empty space around me. I stood still in the empty, dark space where my vision didn't work. Was this my fear? . . . Fear?    Soon after, the ground grumbled and shook ever so slightly. Was a tremor coming? The land below my feet then seeps directly into the Earth where I was plunged down into an endless fall. I kept on falling . . . falling . . . and falling. . . Till I finally landed on soft, wet sand. My vision slowly came back as I brought myself up. A gentle cold breeze brushed my cheek. A beach..?    Wait. . No. . .    It wasn't just a

    You entered the room, set away all your things and immediately pounced me, hugging me tight in your arms. You squeezed me for a few moments and there you break. You wept and sobbed with me in your hold. No matter how much I want to hug back, hold you closer to me, I know I'm not capable of that.    You kept crying away, ranting about your day and how everyone treated you. I wanted to whisper sweet nothings into your ear, to make you feel better, to see that smile on your face, but I know I can't do that.    You hugged me tightly as if I'm the only one here for you - which I'm starting to feel that considering you embracing me every ti