Eren was your everything. Your first kiss, your first love, your first time. Being childhood friends, you still remember every little moment you had together. Just when his place in your heart grew, difficulties arose when you and the friend you gre...
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Featured Lyrics: (she's finally here folks - just listen to the whole song T_T)
Being back here makes me hot in the face Hot blood in my pulsing veins Heavy memories weighing on my brain Hot and heavy in the basement of your parents' place
You used to be so sweet Now you're a firecracker on a crowded street Couldn't look away even if I wanted Try to walk away but I come back to the start
Led me to the floor even though I'm not a dancer Ask me all the questions that your parents wouldn't answer How could I deny it, diamond in the rough You let me in your world until you had enough
You knew that I wanted you to bend the rules How did I believe I had a hold on you? You were always stronger than people suspected Underestimated and overprotected
When I went away it was the only option Couldn't trust myself to proceed with caution The most that I could give to you is nothing at all The best that I could offer was to miss your calls
And it happens over and over, and over and over again Over and over, and over and over again I wish I was over it, over it, over it, over it
A hidden gem, my own goldmine You had the wide and wild eyes You were a secret to yourself You couldn't keep from anyone else
Now you're the biggest brightest flame You are a fire that can't be tamed You're better than ever, but I knew you when It's bittersweet to see you again
✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:*
Five Years Later
As you sat on the ferry that you hadn't stepped foot on in the last five years, you felt your stomach churning. The rocking of the waves, the sound of the engine, and the sight of the beach that never changed filled your senses with such a deep wave of something. You couldn't pinpoint what you were feeling, but you could feel that as the ferry inched closer to the horizon, the heat radiating in your body grew.
You were on your way back to Shiganshina, a place that once felt like "back home". Now, as the ferry entered the port to allow passengers to disembark, you could feel the knots in your stomach tightening.
Over the last five years, there was nothing that ever compelled you to come back. Your mother had sold your house and moved in with your stepfather, Hannes. The car you had driven to and from the mountains was scrapped for spare cash. The friends you grew up with had grown apart from you.
