"why would she.." a lesbian romance.

Mission impossible

Me and Aurora started texting the day after we met, she seemed to be able to fake emotions on text and acted really happy.

Aurora: how are you doing? I wanna know when we're gonna meet up to start with some ideas for the whole "getting rid of depression."

Me: Oh! Yeah, I'm good and I thought tomorrow? I can take you to my therapy session and maybe we can get you on some medication!

Aurora: Yeah meds would be amazing

Me: Okay then! It's settled we'll take you there tomorrow.

Time skip (next day)

I picked up Aurora from her house and we drove to the clinic. It's a little place quite close to my school and everyone there is qualified and very good (although seeing as its not with NHS its quite expensive). Today is my last day there so I've gotta convince my therapist or else we may not have another chance..

"No! I'm not helping out some random girl with her depression without pay!" I knew this would be difficult

"Sir if you don't help us I will come here every single day until you agree! I don't care if you're busy or on break I will push and push and push until I get the answer I want." He looked at me raising one eyebrow and then looked at Aurora, who had been quite the entire time.

He rolled his eyes, "fine! I'll do it, but you owe me big time young lady.." He muttered as he went to check his calendar, I knew my plan would work. He absolutely hates being bothered when he's at work. "Okay! I have time next Friday

1 hour later

Aurora and I decide to go someplace more peaceful, a cliff near a stone covered beach, it was as tall as the London Eye and below it was calm waves of blue. As I sat down on one of the benches near the cliff edge Aurora spoke, "do you think he can actually fix me, do you think I can be.. normal?" Her head hung down, the look on her face was cold but it had a sad undertone, it's like she was just disobeying the rules of the world..

"Hey, hey hey listen, you're already normal you just don't feel as much as some other people may. That doesn't make you any less normal, it makes you unique." As I spoke I put my hand on her shoulder, her head remained hung down when suddenly she got up and started walking to the edge (thankfully there was a strong railing stopping her from falling).

As she jumped over the railing I shot up out of the chair, "Aurora.. what are you doing..." as I spoke she looked back at me with tears down her face and a smile going from cheek to cheek

"Thank you, for everything." And then she spread her arms out and let herself fall backwards.

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Authors note: I'm so sorry for this one 🥲