"What was she like?" He asked. I looked down remembering her smile. "She was different but the same as everyone else. Ya'know? She didn't follow trends or anything but she also wasn't an outcast." Both of them looked at me with curiosity. "She didn't fit into a certain group of people. She was an entirely different clique." They still didn't seem to understand but waved that question off. "What did she look like? Was she pretty?" A smile came to my face "No not all. She was astonishing. Her hair wasn't any natural color. Her eyes were emeralds. And her skin was white as fresh snow. And her voice." "She sings?!" He asked. I nodded with a wide smile. "Please tell us more about her!" The young girl squealed. I chuckled.
"I will once you both sit. I swear you both are sugar in human form." As they sat in front of me I saw myself and her in them. "Did she love you?" She asked. I was quite shocked at that question. No one ever asked that about her. "Well that's up for you to figure out. " "Did you love her?" And once more I was taken back. I knew the answer but I thought it was obvious "Why of course I did and still do." They looked at each other with wide eyes "You STILL love her?" They said in unison. Rolling my eyes I sighed "Can I tell the story now?" I asked slightly annoyed. They nodded. "Well it started..."
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Drown Me
Teen FictionHer face grew red at the sound her name. A smile came across me face, "I see it now." Tilting her head she asked " You see what?" I chuckled "You love me." Shaking her head Max laughed "Wow, what an ego you got there." Looking in to her eyes I whisp...
