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xi : anecdote

"a short story to recall past events."

[Day 7.75]

It was nine at night there, and I don't want to tell you what had happened, because you already know. Now, look, if you ran into one of your old friends I wouldn't give you trouble, I'd just fade into the background and eat my food. So, why would you do that to Edward? Now, I know I'm stupid for asking that question because I already know the reason, but for the sake of you reading this, I would like to recall the past events.

So I invited Edward to the table and you glared at me, and rudely pulled me away from the table, without the food I so badly needed. Long story short we both went home glaring at each other and hungry. Now, you were so upset you abruptly left after dinner, with no explanation, I won't complain, I'd gotten to take care of my mother because of that. And maybe she actually didn't throw stuff around or at me this time. It was somehow civil.

But I guess since I wasn't technically 'over' you I was entitled to worry about you. And I did. I waited for you to come home only to see you drunk and collapsing at the front door. Now, usually I would leave you there, but it was freezing outside and I was pretty sure you'd get frost bite from the weather outside. So I went outside and tried to help you up, no one told me you weighed two sacks of rice and three bars of gold, so I painfully tried to carry you to the living room, 'cause God knows I couldn't carry you up the stairs to your room. I laid you down on the couch and my knees buckled beneath me leaving me in a heap on the carpet in front of the couch...

I stared absentmindedly at your face, your beautiful pale face, with your long lashes, full lips, and messy hair. I loved it, the way your hair covered your eyes and touched your lashes, the way your lips pursed with you were hitting a rough side of a dream, and how your forehead would scrunch up in the way I loved. I pushed your hair away from your forehead, wiping away the sweat with the hand towel on the coffee table. Pushing you into a better position, covering you up with a blanket and putting a pillow under your head.

I sat down cross legged on the floor again, the dim light of the moon shinning on your face. I wondered how you could look so handsome, that even in the night light, sleeping, snoring lightly, you looked beautifully handsome.

I shook my head, denying myself the thoughts that I'd carelessly let myself think. No, not this time. I thought. Not again.

I stood up and moved away, before a hand caught my wrist. I looked back at you, and your eyes were cracked open.

"Do you need anything?" I asked softly.

You looked up, "Don't talk to Edward again..." You had whispered.

I was shocked, to state the least, but something in your begging eyes made me stop from getting mad and had me whispering back a reply.

"I won't."

{A Moment in Time}

I closed my eyes, "Greyson. Stop it." I sighed.

"No. You stop." He said leaving me to my thoughts.

We'd been like this for awhile, ever since the last fight.

It's so easy to trust someone, but so hard to earn back the broken trust.

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