e·phem·er·al
|əˈfem(ə)rəl|
{Adj} • lasting for a very short time
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❝What we had was ephemeral.❞
❝And who told you that?❞
❝Nobody had to tell me. I just know by the look on your face and the invisible excitement in your voice.❞
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❝start off with a hello❞
Thirty dollars. That's how much I spent on a damn cab to get to Brooklyn from the airport.
I groaned as I pull my suitcases out of the trunk. The wheels scrape against the pavement when I set it down. I shut the trunk and the cab pulls off instantly, blowing hot air into my face. Worse thirty dollars I spent in my entire life.
The cold wind hits my body as I look around into the busy streets. Mundanes pay no mind to me as I push through them, seeing as it was rush hour. My legs struggle through the crowd, aching at each step I take. I need a nap. A long, long nap.
But I can't. I need to see them. I need to see him. And that's what making me shove my way down these streets to the institute. My heart races as I roll my suitcases down the street, letting numerous rhetorical thoughts run through my mind.
I cut my thoughts short. I couldn't think like that. I had to think good outcomes of this whole thing. I didn't save up a bunch of money to come back to New York for nothing.
Though I also have to face reality. I left for fiveyears with no reason at all to give. I cut off all ties and didn't even keep in contact with anyone from the institute. The only people that know why I left was the Clave and that's because that was the only option they gave me.
So now, here I am, back here where it all began. I shuddered at my past thoughts, looking at the institute ahead. Oh god. I should head back. I should go back to Beacon Hills and stay there. They probably moved on with their lives, continued to do missions without me, because they didn't need me.
All I was there for, was to give sarcastic and unnecessary comments. They wouldn't miss that. Or would they? Youwouldknowuntilyoufindout, my inner thoughts confide and I sigh, walking up the stairs to the institute.
The wheels clatter each step, though my mind drifts off once I open the doors to the institute. Instantly, movement erupts in the room, along with conversations as I walk down the hall.
I'm given strange looks and stared at with confusion written on their faces. I watch as a familiar dark haired girl walk down the stairs ahead. She walked with her head buried in a tablet, and Stiles smiled knowing instantly who that was.
"Isabelle Lightwood. Room for a plus one?" I spoke and Izzy's head shot up. A wide grin instantly formed on her face as she ran towards me, to engulf me in a large hug.