Part One: My Other Half [COMPLETED]

F I F T Y - T H R E E

C A P T U R E  T H I S  M O M E N T

ARYA SAVIER

Brian pushed the seashells blinds of the doorway and we were outside once again.

There was no longer a boy shouting and advertising about Madam Fate's booth. Hmm, that's weird.

I stole a glance towards Brian. He was very quiet ever since we got out from that tent. It seems that he was thinking about something so seriously that he forgot that I was even there.

I shook my head and pushed back whatever thoughts that were forming in my head because of madam Fate's predictions and chose to live by the present instead.

"Hey..."

I murmured, then squeezed Brian's shoulder.

"Hmmm?" Brian replied casually then started walking.

"It seems that what she said bothered you a lot huh?"

Brian managed a smile. "Sorry, I was just a bit distracted that's all."

"Yeah, I kind of noticed." I emphasized the sarcasm. It earned me a chuckle.

Hmm, good going, I'm just about willing to be a clown just for that cute boyish smile of his.

"Ha-Ha Ms. Savier, so funny I forgot to laugh." He was now facing me and I couldn't help but stop breathing.

Brian was breathtaking.

The sunlight was shining whisking away the vibes sent off by that dark, gloomy tent of Madam Fate. The future for us might be like that, dark, gloomy, uncertain, but what I'm seeing now is my present. He is my present.

And just like the sunbeam that was dawning on his beautiful face, his honest smile, I knew it, I'm really no good. I just love this guy so much.

I wanted to remember him like this.

Standing in front of me, the soft breeze blowing his hair and the sunlight highlighting his perfections. It was too much for a simple me.

A simple girl who was too far from this majestic guy beloved by all.

I wonder how long I have to treasure this moment. Brian was graduating, he will be eventually leaving, and he still hasn't known anything about my damn feelings.

Whenever I thought about that, about him leaving my life, about me not being able to see him anymore I just –

"He-Hey! Man-girl! What's wrong?"

I couldn't help it, I sobbed.

I instantly felt his arms wrapped into mine. "H-Hey don't cry alright? I thought I was the one being gloomy here?" His hands ran up and down my back in a comforting manner.