"Hello there, the angel from my nightmare." he sung sweetly to me. No one had ever sung to me in my life, I was quite shell shocked. "The shadow in the background of the morgue." he continued to sing, not taking his glance away from my eyes. We were sat down with our legs crossed on the bed. My skinny jeans kept touching his knees as so did our feet. I couldn't help but blush. This was the best moment of the day. I couldn't handle how many feelings came out, I even felt butterflies in my stomach. I could even feel like this boy was meant to be my soulmate. Felix Reitson was meant to be my soulmate... I could imagine being Sienna Reitson, it'd be so much nicer than Sienna Kite which is my current last name. This is the moment I want to live in forever with Felix. A few hours later, we were cuddling. I picked up my phone and started to log into Facebook like I always did.
"What's up SiSi?" Felix noticed my frown. He always could tell when I was sad.
"I've got to go... my mum wants to tell some 'big' news to me..." I sighed. I always missed him when I left. It seems a bit over the top and soppy but I always did.
"I'll walk you home baby." he stood up, and packed my things as we came to his straight after school. It was the last day we had to go to school before exams - perfect timing.
We arrived to my house and took me down to my front door. He kissed me on the lips for a few seconds.
"I'm going to miss you, Sienna." he smiled at me before tickling me as I giggled.
"I'm going to miss you too, angel from my nightmare." I answered before kissing his lips, entering the door and waving him goodbye as he walked off home.
I ventured to the living room to wonder what my mum wanted me for. It must be urgent, after all?
"Sienna sweetie, take a seat." my mother spoke to me as I sat down.
"What's all this about?" I questioned her nervously.
"Your father and I have been speaking together and we've decided that we're moving to ."
"What?! But then I'd have to go on a train everyday for 3 hours just to see Matthew! Haven't you thought this through?!" I exclaimed, as I ran upstairs to my bedroom and started to sob. I just couldn't handle not having to see Matthew ever again. He was my rock.
