Looking down from heaven

Maybe

Max's Pov
You may think, I'm trying to drag this story on a little.

Maybe I am.

Maybe I want to savour my sweetly sour success.

Maybe, just maybe.

Maybe you've guessed what's coming next.

Maybe you've got that sparkle in your eye that shouts it all;

I know it! I know what he's going to do!

But maybe, your wrong

And if your right maybe you won't quite believe it.

Because I still don't.

Don't worry, you won't be waiting long.

Maybe, just maybe, the end is nearer than you think.

And for a lot of you I don't just mean this book.

Somethings are too good to last forever.

Somethings end all to quickly.

And maybe, that ending is your last straw.

That ending causes your ending.

Or maybe one ending can ripple on to other character's endings.

After all, Lucas and Leela had a lovely ending, I can tell you.

It was written in the stars.

They were born for each other, really they were.

But Lucas is a dickhead, is he not?

And Leela is suicidal, is she not?

Lucas learnt to live from a girl who wants to die.

But one little ripples causes splashes, which causes waves and in comes the tsunami's.

And I, my friend, am this story's tsunami.

And they, my friend are the people effected.

I'm afraid that's the way life goes.

They made a ripple, they'll pay for it later don't they worry about that.

Maybe, just maybe it's you that needs to worry.

Maybe, just maybe, it's you that needs to keep your eyes peeled for your ending.

Because every ending is closer than you think.

And every ending is not always good.

There are bad endings too.

And I'm afraid to say the good endings only ever happen in fairy tales.

The bad endings are reserved for the villain; real life.

And as much as I want Lucas to be a prince and Leela to be a princess...

That would not be my happy ending.

So maybe, just maybe, they should be more careful were they step.

And so should you.

Just warning you, that things go in my favour here.

That's the way life goes, I'm afraid.

That's the way life ends.

Mid sentence, without a full st