It All Started With Our Jacket

❄Chappy 13- Remember?

So. This chapter is a little confusing. I'm sorry. But try to understand though.

Thanks!

It's so little! I know. But I have a new baby sister! So I've been a little busy. A new chapter might come out other than this one. But ideas are coming so slow now. So I'm really sorry.

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"Never did I forget." He smirked smiling with a light pink carnation in his hands. "But I've always thought you were those who are addicted to Hyacinths though." Thomas added. "You don't have to hold them."

"Yadda yadda. Gimme that." I said getting hold of my flower. Grandma loves them. The main reason Promise 04 was made. "You know why I want these."

"Where's your part of the deal? Goon." Thomas held the flower away.

"That's still on? Come on." I asked. Leaving my two friends mystified over the clichés.

"I planned going here just for it. And the flower." He grinned. Blushing. I'm blushing. Thank goodness only a few were here to witness this. It was a promise back when we were kids. Domi was sick so we had absolutely nothing to do at that moment.

You want a flashback? Sure.

I was 10.

"Poor Domi." I muttered as I swung my legs back and forth in the corridors of the hospital.

"He's gonna be fine." Thomas stressed out his last word. "Min only took too much pills, ma said."

"Drugs?" I raised my eyebrow.

Thomas shrugged. "Didn't know."

"Domi is always doing the stupidest stuff. I worry for him." I smiled remembering how he jumped into the drain just to get our ball.

"He's just sweet really. He heard you cried when he got really sick. I'm pretty sure he tried eating a lot of his pills thinking it'll make him better faster."

I chuckled. "Stupid."

Thomas slid next to me. Our parents went to see how Domi was doing.

"Remember Promise 01?" He asked in a whisper.

I backed away a little. "Yeh? Why?"

"Just checking. Make sure you do it."

"There's still seven more years, Thomas. The promise is just as old as your new tooth." I pointed out.

He touched his new tooth. "You noticed!" He smiled.

I went closer to him. "I miss my grandma..."

"Why so sudden?"

I didn't know. How I knew. But I looked at Thomas and said.

"She's leaving me." Letting tears trickle down my cheeks.

I've never spent that much time with her. But every time I'm with her. She taught me a lesson every visit.

"Grandma. Can I bake?"

"No. The egg shells will cut your face. I'll bake anything you want. What is it? Toast?"

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"Grandma. I want a sister."

"You used to."

"What?!"

"Nothing. Call Aiden he's your sister."

"But he's a boy!"

"He acts like he's not."

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