A Blue Neighbourhood ••Tronnor

YOUTH

A/N: Really I got nothing to say here. It's based on the feeling I get from the song and that's about it.
Some cutesy warning or something

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-Troye
"I know the perfect place to see the stars tonight"

That was what I had told Connor earlier that day. Now we were sat in his rented car, on our way downtown. He held the steering wheel while I gave instructions from the passenger seat.

The clock was already 10 pm which resulted in the streets of Perth being almost empty. The sunset was just over, and the darkness made the desolated streets look almost haunted.

"Stop right here", I said when we drove by some abandoned apartment buildings that just waited to be torn down.

"Here?", Connor asked.

"Yeah"

He clearly was confused, but he did as I said and parallel parked his car by the sidewalk.

Some streetlights were broken but the one where we had stopped still worked.

"Come on", I said as I opened my car door and exited the car.

"Wait, where are we going?", Connor asked, but he still followed me out off the car and on to the sidewalk.

"Here we are", I said as Connor locked his car. He shot a look at the sky, probably to see if the stars were as beautiful as I'd told him they would be here.

"Yeah... It's a perfect place Troye?", he said confused, obviously just saying that to not make me sad. Because the stars here was just as beautiful as they would've been at my house, which means the one hour drive here would've been completely unnecessary.

"Not from here, dummy. Come on", I smiled at him as I walked up to a high metal fence that were the same between all the apartment buildings in this area.

The fence was completely rusty and wore a sign saying:

'NO TRESPASSING:
Wrecking Monday 12.00 PM'

"Where are we going?", Connor complained.

"Over here", I said as I gripped the fence and started climbing.

"Wait, really?"

"Yeah, come on then", I was already on the top of the fence.

"Okay, wait a second", Connor said as he slipped his phone out of his pocket. He held it up and with a click he snapped a picture of the sign. I smiled.

"You really have an eye for the art in everything", I said as he put his phone back down in his pocket.

When we both were on the other side of the fence I put on the flashlight on my phone to see where we were going, and to not step on some sleeping, homeless dog.

I pushed a broken door open and we went inside the building. The stairs ahead of us looked like they'd fall to pieces at any moment but still I gave Connor a confident look.

"Are we doing this?", I asked and got a nod for response.

We climbed the stairs and the higher we got, the more I started to think this was a bad idea. I mean, we shouldn't be there. It was a closed area, and it was nearly falling apart. But I didn't tell Connor though. I had promised him to watch the stars, and I would keep that promise.

We reached the rooftop and I heard Connor gasping. And I agreed.

The heaven was filled with small stars. No cloud could be seen.

"Oh my god", Connor whispered.

"I know", I answered.

He snapped some pictures on his phone while I walked around on the rooftop. I heard a click from behind me and when I turned around I saw Connor holding his phone up, pointing the camera against me.

"Beautiful", he whispered to himself.

I couldn't help but smile when he'd just taken a picture of me and called it beautiful.

This was right where we belonged. This was where we were meant to be. Together.