dolan twin imagines

your plane crashes (grayson)

AN// I fooking cried while I wrote this. Why do I do this to myself?! Part 2??

Your POV:
You boarded your plane and smiled. You were finally going to see Grayson again, you had told him you were on your way to meet him on tour. You couldn't stop thinking about him, you had written a letter to him everyday you hadn't seen him and you were planning on giving them to him when you saw him.

Your plane had malfunctioned after the wheels refused to budge. The pilot tried saving several people, however, there were only several parachutes. Out of the fifty people aboard, only twenty would be able to make it. He handed you one of the parachutes, but you had handed it to a five year old girl. You knew you were going to die, so you handed her the letters and told her to give them to Grayson and to tell him that you loved him. You didn't want to leave him, but you knew he would be glad you saved the life of someone who had not lived yet, someone who hadn't found the one person they loved just as much as you loved him.

His POV:
I was waiting for her, when a huge cloud of smoke appeared outside the airport. Her plane was supposed to land to hours ago. It was Wednesday, she had texted me that she would come today.

-Three months later -
Ethan tugged on my shirt. "Come on bup, let's go."

It had been three months ago since her plane had crashed. Her name had shown up on the list of deaths. He had thrown the paper on the floor when he had read it. He still imagined that she called him last night and told him she would be here. He doesn't even look at other girls without changing the subject to her. He lied to himself that she would eventually walk through that gate and kiss him. That she would tell him it was all a mistake, and hug him.
Grayson was still in denial. He goes to the airport every Wednesday, and waits for hours. He denied that there had ever been a funeral, he denied that she had left. Despite Ethan's words telling him that he needs to move on, he didn't dare forget her. He always told him the same thing.

"She'll come, I know it. She promised."