HarperWe exited the gelato place. Not hand in hand, due to the fact that he was holding my books and I was busy with my gelato.
"Is there anywhere you want to see?" I asked.
He shook his head, "Your place?"
"Yeah, I'm getting tired and my feet hurt."
He chuckled and we made our way back to his car.
I threw the empty cup of gelato into the garbage can as we passed it and I opened the door for him.
"Gentleman." He mused, getting in.
Nodding, I took the books out of his hands and went over to my side and got in. He started the car and drove off.
I turned on the radio and connected my phone to the car. Scrolling through my playlists, I tapped on one of the many playlists I had made for him.
The music filled the car. 'Teen Romance' by Lil peep was a song that really reminded me of him. Of us.
I let out a sigh and leaned back in my seat, looking out of the window.
"For me?" he asked.
"Yeah." I felt a tad embarrassed.
"How many?"
"I made like at least seven for you." I didn't dare look back at him.
"I like this song."
"Me too."
Comfortable silence filled the space around us and I stole a few glances at him here and there.
My kind kept drifting back to how it was before. To how we used to be. The people we were, it felt like a distant dream. I still remembered everything. But the memories were long gone, lost in time.
I knew there was no going back.Yet sometimes, I want nothing more than to go back in time.
But if I hadn't walked away from him, I don't know if I'd be where I am right now.
The person I've become wouldn't exist.
I'd still be her.
And now I'm me.
But if I stayed, at least we could've been Ace and Harper.
I shook that thought away.
There's no use in looking back. Life is nothing without regrets.
She was proud of me because I learned from her mistakes. Look at me now. Look at where I am and who I've become.
"Harper." He called.
I realized we were at my house.
Oh.
Suddenly, I felt a bit saddened the the night had already came to and end.
I didn't want to part ways just yet.
I liked being around him. Despite the fact that he was the reason I had spent most of my nights crying myself to sleep.
But that was before and this is now. I feel better about everything. I healed the wounds he made, I picked up all the shattered pieces of my heart and mended it back together.
I did that all by myself.
Sure, I've loved and lost but I've also learnt and grown.
I didn't resent him in any way. Instead, I was grateful he did what he did.
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Teen Fiction{ this is the sequel to falling for death. Book 2 in the Life And Death Duet. but it can be read as a stand-alone } their story continues... Harper left behind the love of her life in order to learn how to finally be able to fall in love with hersel...