He gave me flowers.

White Tulip

'Remember the time when I was weak and useless, and the time I had nothing to live for."

"Remember the time I would get so lonely, even if you went for a second."

"Remember the time I couldn't stop laughing at your not-so-funmy jokes, to me they were hilarious."

"Remember the time we first kissed."

"Remember the first time I met you, I never knew you would be the most important person to me."

"I hope you remember too..."

It was sunset, and an all too familiar scene was being played out. However, it was Feli chasing after Ludwig this time. The car pulled up outside the bar, Feli used all his strength to climb out of the car and walk to the double doors. He tried to run, but Francis made him calm down, so he wouldn't hurt himself. He rushed to the bar, to see him there, surpringly he hadn't drank too much, however he was holding something, when Feli saw what they were, they were white tulips, the flowers of forgiveness. Ludwig looked up and saw Feli standing there, he was shocked and blinked, not believing what he was seeing. Feli walked forward closer and Ludwig stood up. Both were near each other, staring at each other straight in the eyes, until Feli broke it by hugging Ludwig tightly. Ludwig hugged back twice as hard.

"It's okay Ludwig, there's nothing to forgive now." Feli said into Ludwigs chest. Ludwig pulled him back, looking confused and unsure about what he was talking about. He then looked over at the doors, seeing Francis, soon recognising his blonde hair. He then remembered what happened that night, and sighed. He then began smiling, tears in his eyes. He looked at Feli, who was also smiling.

Their faces soon closed together, and they both shared a sweet and heart filled kiss. He then held Feli's hand and walked out of the bar, leaving the white tulips on the counter.

When they returned home, they thanked Francis and watched him drive away. Ludwig then picked up Feli, and took him to the main bedroom.

"You must be tired, let's get you to bed." Ludwig said, looking at him, as he smiled and nodded in response. Soon it was night, and the both were laying in bed, hugging tighter than they ever have.

Ludwig soon told Feli about the money he had to owe the doctors, in which he got a scolding by the Italian, which is was unusual. Feli said not to worry about it, as he had savings that were enough to pay off the rest. Everything was back to normal, however, Ludwig was still afraid, as he knew what was coming. If the doctors don't find a cure soon, then Ludwig is expecting the worst.

Ludwig quit his job, and found a new one where he could work from home. That way he spent most of his time with Feli, but could also pay the bills for the house. However, Feli was starting to feel worse, and has even fainted a few times. This is when Ludwig decided to call the Doctors and ask how the research was doing, however it was not politely. The reply Ludwig received was not the reply he wanted, either.

"I'm sorry, but it seems we haven't found one yet, you'll just have to give us more time."

"Time?, TIME?!, do you think we have time Doctor? Feli is slowly dying, he needs a cure now, if you don't find one I will sue you and find a cure myself!" And with that Ludwig slammed the phone down, angered knowing it may be too late. Just as he was about to head into the kitchen, he could hear a loud thump from the bedroom. He ran up the stairs, shouting Feli's name. When he entered the bedroom he saw him passed out on the floor. Ludwig soon phoned the emergency dial, a few moments later sirens could be heard and when they came they carried Feli into the back of the Ambulance.