She Is Home To You, But Everything To Me

The End

*Third Person POV*

It was her time.

It was time to see Paul and Craig again.

Raven looked down at the deep, cold water from the bridge she was standing on, tears welling up in her eyes.

"It's my time." Raven whispered, a few more tears rolling down her pale cheeks.

*Corey's POV*

"Corey, slow down you're gonna get us killed!" Sid exclaimed, causing Clown to hit him on the back of the head.

"Shut the hell up Sid! Do you think Corey cares about that right now!?"

I exhaled and swirved to the right, passing Paul and Craig's graves.

"Corey, seriously slow down. We're gonna get in-"

I turned around to face everyone.

"I CAN'T LOSE MY DAUGHTER! IF SHE DIES AND I COULD'VE DONE SOMETHING, THERE WON'T BE A COREY TO YELL AT ABOUT SLOWING DOWN!"

I turned back around.

No one said a word after that.

*Third Person POV*

As Raven looked down at the deep water again, she breathed in, taking everything in.

And then, she smiled.

She was no longer sane.

As she smiled, she thought of the good times, and the bad.

She never expected her to be where she was.

But she was still proud. Because she went to a Slipknot concert, was adopted by Corey Taylor, made a good friend that she was never going to see again.

I'm fact, she wasn't going to see any of these faces again.

But she didn't really care.

But, when she was about to jump, she heard a voice.

Raven. The voice cooed.

Raven sobbed, but didn't turn her attention to where the voice was.

"Wh-what do you want Criag?" She growled, her voice quivering.

Don't do this Raven. Another voice said.

"P-Paul?" Raven whispered, her voice breaking.

Raven.

"J-just stop okay? This is what I want." Raven replied to the voices.

You'll hurt them.

Raven sobbed again. "I don't care. I j-just wanna s-see you two again."

It isn't your time.

Raven laughed. "And it was your time?"

The voices did not reply.

Raven whimpered. "D-don't go."

They're almost here.

Raven looked down at the murky water, knowing who Paul and Craig were referring to.

"They shouldn't."

They love you.

"They shouldn't." Raven said again.

Why?

Raven looked behind her, finding the head lights of the guys' car, before she said;

"Because they're going to be really disappointed."

Raven glanced the water, and then towards the night sky, and spread her arms out.

And then she asked herself.

'Am I really going to do this?'

And as she let her body go limp, ready to fall into the water below, she had already answered her question.