Leigh-Anne is probably the most gorgeous, pure and innocent angel heaven has ever seen. Sadly for her, all angels know about themselves, is their name and their age. Everything is forgotten by the time they enter heavens gates. When she accidentally...
Spring was one of tourists favourite seasons. The return of blue skies. The cherry blossom petals drifted lazily in the gentle breeze, and people were in high spirits.
"Welcome to Gyeongbokgung! May I ask where you two ladies are from?" A man, who looked to be in his early twenties asked.
"England," Jade answered. "I'm from South shields, and Leigh's from high Wycombe,"
Leigh nodded, smiling brightly at the two men at the reception. They had name tags on them. 'Namjoon' and 'Jimin'.
After their eventful travels to America, Jade wanted to go somewhere that they both had never been before. South Korea seemed to be the perfect place.
"Enjoy your stay!" Jimin said, flashing them a wide smile. The two girls thanked them, and started walking through the park.
The path was a tan colour, similar to the one up in heaven, that lead people to the gates. "Tell me about my home town," Leigh said.
Jade smiled. "Well, we were part of a friend group who also lived in South shields. They lived in our neighbourhood," she said.
Leigh's face lit up. "What are their names?" She asked, excited that she had friends.
"My fellow Geordie, was Perrie. She was my mum's friend's daughter. The other girl was Jesy," Jade said. Leigh motioned for her to continue. "We went to the same school together, and even had a Tumblr account together! We updated people on our lives there," her smile dropped.
They continued on their walk, admiring the trees and how the petals would occasionally fall onto their heads. No words were spoken in that moment, but Leigh could tell that Jade's mood was down. Ever since that moment on the Ferris wheel, she had been even more reserved than usual. She rarely spoke to her anymore. On their way there, they just talked about Disney, before they'd stop talking all together.
"Do the girls still have the Tumblr account?" Leigh wondered.
Jade sighed. "It's still up, but they stopped posting after we died," she pulled out her phone, tapped on an app, and showed the screen to Leigh.
Dear mixers,
Me and Jesy are so sad to tell you all this. Last week, Leigh and Jade passed away. We are absolutely heartbroken by this. We know that you all expected us to release our second album soon, but we cancelled it. It doesn't feel right to work on music or this blog without those two people in our lives. We miss them so much.
To Leigh and jade: we love you so much. We will never forget you, and we hope that you're safe up in heaven now.
Perrie & Jesy
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Leigh looked up from the screen, over at Jade. A question she always wanted to ask was on the tip of her tongue.
"Did we both die at the same time?" She asked.
"Yeah," Jade whispered.
"How?"
"It doesn't matter," Jade said, clenching her jaw.
"But-"
"Leigh, it doesn't fucking matter, okay?!" Jade snapped, tears running down her face.
Leigh's face hardened. "Yes it does! I have every right to know how I died! If you won't tell me, I'll just leave," she started walking away, when she felt a tight grip on her arm. When she turned around, she was faced with Jade's crying face. Tears ran freely down her gorgeous face.
"It was a car crash, okay? I killed you in a car crash," she said, choking on her words.
Leigh stood there, shocked. Within the next second, Jade was gone.
"Jade!" Leigh called, watching as Jade ran off into the distance, loud sobs escaping her mouth.
Leigh fell to the ground. She couldn't believe this. Jade had killed them both in a car crash? Of course, she didn't blame Jade for it. It was just so much to take in. She curled up in a ball, and cried into her hands.
