It's cold
Yet again
And I can't feel the wind against my skin
Or hear the whistle of the air
I don't get any of that
For I am a Rapunzel
Trapped in my tower
No way out
Scared to leave
Waiting for someone to rescue me
But
Somehow I knew
No one was gonna save me
But I can hope
Everyone else is asleep
Except me
I am resting by my window
Sitting on the edge of it
Staring outside
The window is still locked
But I've managed to find a way to open it
And then lock it again
But I've decided to keep it closed right now
The view through the window isn't as good as if it were open
But I'll take it
The safe house looks quiet
But I know it's not
Most lights are off
But I know they aren't asleep
I smile at the thought of living in that house
It would feel nice
But I know that thought
Will stay only in my mind
I don't work miracles
I looked down at my phone
Turning it on
I watched the numbers change from
11:59
to
12:00
Merry Christmas Mom
I sighed
Putting my phone down
And climbing away from the window
And climbing into my bed
I knew I wouldn't sleep
But it was worth the attempt
I slowly drifted off
My eyes fluttering shut
When I heard something crash against my window
It felt loud to me
But I knew I was the only one who heard it
I suspiciously and quickly rushed to the window
Looking at the roof
Right in front of the window
Was a Frisbee
Not my Frisbee
A new one
Dark blue
With a ribbon on top
Red and shiny
And a note
I was confused
I looked at the safe house
To see Colby standing there
His hands stuffed in his pockets
And a bright smile on his face
I quickly managed to open the window
Crawling out and grabbing the Frisbee
I took off the note
Opening it up
'Merry Christmas! -CJ'
I was still shocked
I looked over at the safe house again
Only to see the back door closing
Colby was gone
I smiled
Chuckling
Merry Christmas Colby
I smiled
I'm not good at smiling
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The Safe House | TFIL
FanfictionNate had lived an unusual life. Keeping most of it a secret. He needs someone to save him. Will the comfort of his next door neighbors be enough to get him out of his little rut? Or will it be too late?