. . • ☆ . ° TWILIGHT.• °:. *₊ ° . ☆
❝Your feelings and mine are all lonely
And dawn comes, you're there lying
with me And you reach out to touch
me. But I am in the twilight❞
✧ ˚ · .
FEMOCXPAULLAHOTE
☆。*...
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Lita's heart raced as the plane came to a stop, her leg bouncing nervously under her seat. She felt a swell of impatience building as she watched passengers stand one by one, reaching for their luggage in the overhead compartments. She had made the mistake of letting others go first, and now all she wanted was to push past them, to sprint down the aisle, and feel the solid ground of the airport beneath her feet. Her family was waiting on the other side, and the thought of their faces—her father's warm smile, her brother's excitement—was nearly unbearable.
When the line finally began to move, Lita shot up from her seat, her hands trembling slightly as she wrestled her bag free. Her breath quickened with anticipation. The weight of the small suitcase in her hand anchored her to the moment, but her mind was already racing ahead. She mumbled a quick "thank you" to the flight attendants, their friendly smiles blurring as she hurried out of the plane.
The narrow boarding bridge felt suffocating, the walls pressing in as she weaved around slower passengers. The damp smell of rain lingered in the air, a subtle reminder of Forks' misty mornings. Lita's pace quickened, her shoes tapping briskly against the floor as she walked through the long, windowed corridors of the airport, her eyes scanning the signs but not really seeing them. All she could think about was the moment she would see them—her father, her brother—after what had felt like an eternity apart.
