*Ten Years Later*
Here I am, the day I've been waiting or my whole life. I am standing at an alter with three hundred of me and Ryan's closet friends watching. Ryan is about to give his vows. I can already feel the tears building.
"Jessica, our love has been tested, many times. But I find it all revolves around that stupid park. The park that made my last night here special and the night I almost lost you; one of the scariest moments of my life. However being with you made none of that relevant. It was as if I had a second shot at life with you. I look at you and I don't see a grown up woman working; I see that cute little girl with pigtails on the swings. Jessica, you where the only girl I could ever see this way and I never will forget how we came to be, because through all these up's and down's are relationship is stronger than ever."
I get handed the microphone.
"Well I guess I should start off with if it wasen't for you I would probably not be here right now and loving life as much as I do. I have to admit that when you left I did hate you, like a lot but, I never seemed to take off the necklace I was to remember you by. I guess it was because if I took it off you would be gone from my memories forever and deep down I never wanted that. I always wanted to believe you where coming back. When I finally gave up hope there you where getting off the school bus. And I don't want to talk about my near death experience but I'm glad Ryan stopped me. You will be forever be my saviour."
The whole room was in tears.
"Ryan, you may now kiss the bride." The priest spoke out.
Our lips met and the whole world slowed down, life was better than it ever was.
I guess two five year old's could tell the future better than anyone ever could....
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Never Forget Me
Teen FictionHow can memories fade based off the lives of two best friends, Jessica and Ryan, and a pair of swings. (I changed the ending)