Black is what I see

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~~Black is what I see~~

Months have passed and all is well. I have an amazing girlfriend who I've come to love in these short months (I even told her so a few days ago when we went on a romantic outing), great friends who I consider brothers (even if one is a pain in the butt), a good job that pays well (bonus that I get to work with my girlfriend), and I'm on my way of completing my career goals (which I've worked so hard for). In summery of everything said beforehand: Life Is Good! Sure situations here and there, but nothing I can't handle, that's for sure. Even if my parents are ballistic and probably never want to see me again, I can deal with that because I am happy . And that is something I hadn't been in a while. At least not before meeting Zoe that's for sure. I mean, sure the guys made me content but they didn't make me happy. She made me feel things I thought I'd never feel. It was utterly amazing and I loved her even more for that. As I thought (I was smiling like an idiot and I'm pretty sure any stranger walking by might have thought I was in serious need of an asylum) all this, I put the groceries I had just bought in the boot of my car and when finished slammed it shut. I walked to the drivers seat and got in before driving off. While driving I texted Zoe to see if she wanted to come over. After sending the text I put my phone in the cup holder and focused on driving to my place while mumbling the lyrics to 7 Years by Luke Graham. About ten minutes after putting my phone down I hear a Chewbacca roar (my incredible ringtone excuse you) and pick up my phone to check the text that yes she will be coming over and that I better have chocolate chip ice cream at my dorm. I smiled at the sweets obsessed girl and started responding. After responding I looked up just in time to see I'd ran a red light and to hear a very loud honk. My eyes widened when I saw the truck about to hit my car. And then I was flying as the car flipped a few times. And then a was landing upside down. And then everything was black.

Short but effective, I guess.

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