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Sun×Moon

[Moon's pov]

    My heart is thumping so loud I can  hear it, echoes through the hollow walls of my room. Head is throbbing from all the uncoordinated emotions rushing headlong toward me.

     I think I am going to throw up.
I slide the window open and the fresh air hits my face like a knife across flesh.
     Sharp and cool
My throat is tight, like it's walls have been rubbed dry with course sandpaper, and as I gulp the early morning air in, it stings against every little ridge created.
     Like miniscule needles
Piercing through the sides of my oesophagus.

     I examine the note I located earlier for the upteenth time.

     Needed to go get something.
          I will be back soon.
    Please don't worry about me.
         -Eclipse

I hear footsteps.
     My head jerks.
"Eclipse?" I hear myself whisper.
     No response.
The door creaks open.
    
And my heart begins to play to another tune.
     A tune I
Don't
         Want
                   It
                      Playing
                                   Too 

  
    The face peeks from behind the wall.
His eyes are softer,
     Than their usual
          Cold silver.

And my body freezes up.
     Like a deer in headlights.
Heart skips a beat,
     Or two.
Everything clenches up tight,
     Tighter than before.
I feel my face begin to burn indigo
     ...

"Moon?
...
You good?"

     I am bought back to reality by Sun's unnaturally calm voice.
I nod.
"Yeah.
Fine.
I'm doing fine."

"You look ill."
     He comments.
"I'm sure Bloodmoon has some of that medicine left over..."

He continues
                       Talking
But I don't listen
     Because I am too caught up in wondering why
     I feel butterflies in my stomach every time his personality clicks back
     To how are it was
Before

I am probably ill

But the disease Lunar sometimes called
Love
Is only curable by specific returns.

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