𝙇𝙤𝙫𝙚𝙨𝙞𝙘𝙠 𝙜𝙞𝙧𝙡𝙨 ☆ blue lock

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The lancet of her inner eye has pierced the clot of clouds apart, to reveal in the depths of the sky and the globule of her heart. It felt like there were knives stabbing her. It hurt. She didn't like it. Why doesn't she like it? It's not like it's anything new to her. Their love came in the spring, just like a gentle breeze would. Everything was perfect until winter came. In winter, his heart froze. But there won't be another spring that they will experience together. As all his love is gone. It's funny how two brittle hearts came across each other. It's like they were perfect for each other. One fixed the next, and the next returned the favor.

"We can't be together anymore. You deserve better, I'm sorry."

The words struck her like lightning. It left a bitter feeling in every part of her body. She wasn't angry, she wishes she was. She wanted to kick and scream, just like a child. But that's not how things work anymore. Is it? She wanted to yell at him, she wished she hated him, but she didn't, and she would never hate him. No matter what path life chooses for her, she will always miss him.

She wanted to talk things out with him, like how they talked about random silly things such as the clouds and the weather. But this time, she wanted them both to talk about their feelings. Maybe things would've gone better if they had.

His eyes didn't meet hers. He didn't want his eyes to meet his now ex-girlfriend. Why? Because she was crying. He knew she was crying. They were silent, but he knew. The bright, happy white clouds have gone dark. It wasn't a happy time.
He closed his eyes, his hands gripping the end of the bench.

"Stop it. Stop crying over me."

She didn't stop. Instead, her hands found her necklace that he gave her for their 2 year anniversary. She was close to having a mental breakdown, and he couldn't deal with that.

"I... I hoped. I had hoped you'd be my last... sometimes I forget that people change." Her voice was dry, more tears fell from her eyes onto the ground.

He grit his teeth, his eyes still being closed as he fought back tears. He felt his ex stand up from the bench. He heard a soft click.

She reached out and opened his palm, and she placed something in his hands. He heard soft sniffles come from her nose. "Please, don't dwell on me, like how I'm going to dwell on you." Was what she said before walking away, her face covered with her hands as she cried.

Back in the park, the boy opened his eyes, and looking up at him was the necklace he gave. A single tear drop escaped his eyes, and it fell onto the necklace. He held the piece of jewelry up to his chest.

"You deserve to be loved, just not by someone like me. I love you, forever and always."

All they had turned to dust while their hearts started to rust.