I looked out the backseat window on our way back to town. The car smelled of gas stations coffee as we passed the town sign. A few minutes later a rush of familiarity overcame me as we turned into my street and pulled into our driveway, I could not wait to get out of that car but before I could my dad locked the door turned around and said "Aren't you forgetting something?" "No I don't think so..." I said apprehensively as he pulled out my phone out of his pocked which he has had for the past month and a half give or take "Are you serious?" I blurted out. "You start your sophomore year in no-time I think it's high time we give this back". I was so excited that I hugged my dad and ran into the house without thinking twice about it. It was the first time I actually passed her room to get to mine. I didn't notice until I was standing in front of her door. It was an unexpected feeling. But it didn't matter, I wasn't going to let that stop me because I was on a mission, to see Ollie so I activated the bat signal (meaning I just sent him a text).
"Did you miss me?" I said as Ollie walked into the cabin he responded with "You can't even imagine how much" then we crashed into a hug, that's what it felt like. It was like two magnets coming together, inevitable. I never got to talk to him after everything happened so it was a lot. However one thing was clear and it was that we were not letting go of each other anytime soon.
"I missed you, a lot" "and her" I whispered. "Me too Lu-, me too...all the time" "speaking of I think she wanted you to have this" he said as he pulled out a small wooden box out of his bag
"see it has a moon stamp on the bottom". This took me by surprise because she didn't leave a note, just the text I later found on my phone that read I love you, I'm sorry.
Me: Wait when did you see her? When did she give you this?
Oliver: That's what I wanted to talk to you about the day of the funeral
Me: Oliver ! When did she come to see you?
Oliver: Moon I –
Me: Oliver talk to me, please... I need to know
Oliver: She came over to my place the night before, she was coming from some party, seemed out of it so I let her sleep it off for a couple of hours, then drove her to your house. I really didn't think she would do anything like-
Oliver: If I had known I would've never dropped her off
Me: I know Ollie don't worry I'm not mad at you
Oliver: God! I didn't even see the box until I got back to the apartment. It had a note saying "don't open it Ollie I know want to, you'll know what to do with it soon"
Me: I don't think we'll ever find a reason for why she did it
I stayed with him in the cabin until dark, just talking until he dropped he off just across the street of my house, I leaned against his car and said "Thanks for the ride Ollie". "Anytime, I'm serious anytime, I don't want to loose you too" he said. As I walked away I turned around to him "Don't worry, I'm not going anywhere-" and he just drove away.
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Death of a Sun - Losing Love
General FictionLosing Love follows sixteen year old Luna Chambers after the tragic loss of her older sister under unique circumstances, which lead to secrets being uncovered which might've been better off laid to rest with her. She must learn how to navigate life...