As Gus and I packed everything up from the bake sale, I thought about his soliloquy.
It was all true, and he was one hundred percent correct. We were together, and that was all that should matter.
I agreed, but I just couldn't let it go. We were both going to die soon.
I repeated it like a mantra, except that a mantra is supposed to have a positive impact on you. And oddly enough, repeating that Gus and I were dying over and over wasn't making me feel any better.
"Let's go inside Gus. It looks like it's going to rain." I rubbed my hands against my arms.
"Are you cold?"
"A little."
"Here. Before I could stop him, Gus was pulling off his hoodie and taking out my cannula so I could put it on.
"Thanks." I said. I sucked in a breath, and it smelled clean. It smelled like Gus. And I felt better.
As we got the last of the tables in the garage, it started to pour.
We looked at each other, and then, ran into the rain.
I put my oxygen tank on my shoulders and jogged around with Gus. Pausing constantly to catch my breath.
Eventually, Gus and I held each other as we slow-danced in the downpour. I rested my head on his chest.
I could feel his heartbeat, and it was fast.
I blushed. "Do you still get nervous around me?"
"All the time. Even though that is totally cheesy." Gus laughed, and I could feel the reverberations in my ear.
"Augustus Waters?" I lifted my head up.
"Yes, Hazel Grace?"
"I love you." I smiled.
"I love you too."
And then we kissed. And that made me feel better, too.
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