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SUMMERTIME SADNESS — LANA DEL RAY
I think I'll miss you forever. Like the stars the sun in the morning sky.
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WITH EACH STEP Dustin took, pain shot up his leg.
He was currently walking back to Eddie's trailer, due to the fact that he saw Steve, Nancy, and Robin all walking back as well.
As he reached the steps and the chain link fence around the porch, he tried to swallow the lump in his throat and prepare himself for what was to come.
He opened the door, and just stood as the three young adults all stopped and stared.
"Dustin! Dustin..." Steve ran up to him, grabbing his shoulders. "Where are they? Are they still out there? Why would you leave them?! Dustin—"
"Steve!" Nancy grabbed his arm, pulling him back from the boy. "Dustin... where's Eddie and Sadie?"
"They... their.." Dustin let his head bow, silently crying.
"No..." Nancy looked to Robin who had tears already streaming. Nancy looked back to Dustin and Steve, and without a second thought, she ran outside.
"Nance! No! Come back!" Steve yelled, but she kept going with only one thought circling around her head.
She looked around for any type of sign of her twin sister. But there was none.
And that's when she saw it.
"Sadie!" She screamed out, running towards the lifeless couple who were still holding onto eachother.
The remaining three were on her tail as the girl dropped to her knees in front of her sister.
"No, no, no! Sadie. Please." She sobbed, rolling her sister over to see the wounds overtaking her small frame.
Robin couldn't stand to look at her two friends who were gone, so she immediately dug her face into Steve's neck, sobbing.
"They died protecting me." Dustin broke the silence, all eyes turning to him.
He gulped. "The plan worked. But the bats got in the trailer.. through the vents. Sadie made me go through the gate.. and she ran out. Eddie followed her. When... When I got through... it was too late. I'm... I'm... sorry." He cried.
