Aaliyah was checking the address on her phone. She had promised this favour to Jameel to help his friend, but she couldn't see any houses anywhere. She was in a deserted yard, with nothing around her either way. She checked her phone again, and sighed. She was completely lost, yet she had followed Jameels instructions accurately. Where was she? Why has she been given the wrong instructions? Aaliyah looked around to see if she could see spot anyone to help her. She looked around in shock as she swore she heard someone call her name. Not Aaliyah, but she had someone call her latte, and only one guy called her that. She looked around and saw something on a rock. She went over to investigate and gasped. On it was jewellery. This looked just like the one she had, the one Jameel had given her on their first Christmas together. She picked it up and looked at it. Suddenly she heard music.
She ran towards the sound of the music. The music playing was the their song. Her and Jameels favourite song together. The song they would dance together, and be silly together to. She saw a tape recorder with a cassette in front. Aaliyah picked it up. On one side was the sign saying play me. Aaliyah did as instructed.
Hey latte, it's me. I'm just recording this, because I never tell you enough how much I love you. Your my world. You changed my life the moment we collided in the coffee shop. I didn't know then that that girl would become my everything. I can't imagine a life where your not init. My life would feel so empty, have no purpose without you. We've been through so much stuff together, but you've never left me. When I was accused of murder, you knew straight away your Jameel couldn't of done this. You fought day and night for me. I'll never forget that. I'm getting a bit emotional now, so I'm going to stop, but never forget how much I love you my darling.
Aaliyah wiped her tears away. "I love you too." Suddenly she saw snowflakes falling around her. It's a bit early for snow she thought.
"Mummy."
Aaliyah looked up and chased her daughter. The pavement was filled with rose petals. This seemed familiar to Aaliyah. She caught up with her children, and noticed they were carrying baskets full of rose petals. Her daughter took her hand and led her up the archway, as the other two threw rose petals on her. They stopped at the top and Aaliyah saw someone waiting.
"Mummy, are you ready?"
"Ready for what?"
"To get married."
