Eternal | K.TH [Complete]

Ch 24 | A Long Lost Memory

The place I met you was the place I visited when no one cared. The place I went to when I was missing you. The past was a tragic time for me, nothing would make me get over your death, not even the months that passed. You were constantly in my mind and I had no intention of forgetting about you anytime soon.

You meant too much to me and I didn't want to let you go, even though I knew you were gone from this world.
I didn't want to believe it, even though the evidence against it was unbearable.

I never knew I would be coming back here with you, alive and well. All the lies and misinformation that were told about you, all the cruel words and torment that your name went through were all for nothing. I won't let them hurt you like that again.

You won't be ruined like that again. I won't let them ruin your stability. I won't let them damage your self-esteem like they did before. Even though you don't have your memories, you still have the same perspective as you always had.

Staying optimistic even when times were tough.

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I arrived there and saw her peacefully sitting under the tree. Her knees pressed against her chest and her tears slowly fell from her eyes. It was a distressing sight and it ached me to see her like that.

I slowly walked over to her and she didn't even look at me. I could tell the amount she was hurting right now and I couldn't do anything to hell her. Only tell her things were okay even if they weren't in her head.

I sat down beside her, but she sighed to herself and looked up at the sky.

Taehyung: Why did you come here?

She sighed again.

Y/N: This place felt familiar when I saw it so I came here.

Taehyung: Really?

Y/N: Mhm.

The smile shone on his face, the sun spreading out on both of their faces. The warm heat brushed against them. It felt like a dream that he never wanted to wake up from. Being here with her again felt like something that would never happen.

It was more vibrant than the times he came here all alone. The trees weren't dull and the grey clouds weren't blocking the sun. Instead, it was bright and sunlit, the sky was clear and the trees flowed in the wind.

It didn't feel lonely here anymore, he finally had a reason to come here again.

The birds were chirping and the river was peacefully flowing, causing a stream sound.