Finding His Light

Bonus Chapter: Finally

A/N: Hello everyone! This is something that I've thought of writing for quite a while. I know it's been a while since I've updated my works, but I have been somewhat busy and I've been going through somewhat of a writing block. I'm hoping that this will help me get my thinking cap flowing again. This is something that I wrote very quickly and it's somewhat sloppy. I would've liked to have written it better but I feel somewhat contented with this for now. This chapter is short. However, I hope you enjoy. I have been thinking of writing a story that will be somewhat based off of what had happened between Sid and Mira in the last chapter of Finding his Light and off of this bonus chapter as well.  As always, please comment and vote. I always look forward to hearing from my readers.

~Tata for now

Bonus Chapter: Finally

        The girl ran with all her might, her heart pounding, her lungs burning. Her cheeks were flush from the air that chilled over her skin. Never had she been entrusted with something so important, the life of a friend. She was frightened for him, so frightened that it was hard for her to even comprehend what she was doing. Her thoughts were all jumbled together. They were unorganized and that made it somewhat hard for her to focus. All she could think about was finding those friends of that girl, Kami. 

        She wasn't exactly sure how they would be able to help but she would find them anyway. She had hope that they could do something, anything. They were members of the band Stuck in the Past, she remembered seeing them from the poster Stein had picked up in the barbor's shop. She recognized them as soon as Kami showed her the photo. She knew where they would be, she had heard about their concert. She figured that they would still be near the location they had performed at. 

        She was relieved to see that her assumption was correct when she laid eyes on a man with braided hair. Sid, that was his name. 

        "Mr. Sid!" she shouted, running towards him. 

        His eyes met hers just as she lost her footing and slipped in the snow. She nearly fell face forward but instead of meeting the ground, her forehead met with something rather soft. An arm wrapped around her waist and fingers closed around her wrist. She looked up to meet dark eyes staring down at her. 

        "Are you alright?" he asked, his voice softer than she expected. 

        He was a rather muscular man, with broad shoulders and large hands. He hadn't let go of her, though her feet were firmly plated on the ground. His words were laced with concern and his brows were scrunched together, as if he were thinking very seriously. 

        "I... yes, I am. I-I needed to find you!" she shouted, her voice breaking on the last word.

        "To find me? Are you a fan?" he questioned, looking even more baffled. 

        "I'm not, I-"

        "Ohoho, Sid! Who is this? You two look awfully chummy," s man with sandy hair said in a humorous voice. 

        Sid's cheeks turned the slightest bit red and he removed his arm from around the girl's waist, though he kept his grip on her wrist. 

        "I don't know, she said she was looking for me," Sid replied almost bashfully. 

        "For you? Haha. That's quite a riot. What's your name girly?" 

        "My name... is Mira."

        "Oh, I see and why were you looking for Sid? Do you love him?" the other man asked eagerly. 

        "W-what? Lo-love him? Of course I don't!"

        "Ooo, that's harsh, Mira. So then why were you searching for him?"

        "I was searching for all of you! Kami is in trouble!" Mira shouted.

        This caused Sid to tense up and JB to take on a serious expression. 

        "Tell JB what you know, I'll call Azusa."

        Mira explained to JB what had happened and Sid relayed the information to Azusa. After that, Azusa met up with them and took off with JB, Mira following behind them. She was very tired and so she couldn't quite keep up. Sid ran behind her. She didn't understand why, surely he could have passed her but he didn't. Eventually her legs gave out and she collapsed into the snow, Sid sliding to his knees by her side. He helped her sit up and peered down into her face. 

        "You should go home, I'll take you," Sid offered.

        "No, I've got to go help Stein! And you've got to help your friends!"

        "They'll be just fine, Mira. You don't look so good."

        "I'm not going home," the girl stubbornly announced. 

        Seing as how she wouldn't budge, Sid sighed, taking her into his arms. 

        "W-what are you doing?!" the girl demanded. 

        "I'll carry you to the wall. Don't worry, I won't drop you," Sid assured her. 

        "I-I'm not worried about that! Put me down!" she demanded, her face turning redder from embarrassment. 

        "I won't."

        "Surely this is sexual harrasment, I'll report you!" she threatened. 

        Sid merely laughed at her. Her body felt warm and delicate in his arms. She was a small girl, though she seemed to be his age. Even though his friend was in danger, he felt fairly calm with Mira so close to him. As if the panic that racked his soul was suffocated by the light eminating from the girl's own soul. It was strange. Sid had never felt that way before. He had never been calmed by another person, though many have tried to use their wavelengths to soothe his fiery soul. 

        It was only as they approached the wall that he realized why the girl had such an affect on him. 

        "So it's you," he said quietly, setting her on her feet.

        Mira looked up at him, her baby blue eyes focusing on his face. She gave him a strange look before leaving to climb through the opening in the fence. 

        "So we've finally met."

        It was a sentence that had left both of their mouths. It was said at the same time, yet neither one had heard the other speak those words. It was the start of something beautiful and the end of something that had shadowed their lives for a very, very long time.