Hyde pulled Libby along the rooftops as he ran but soon got tired of her slow pace and picked her up as he ran. Hyde stopped at one roof. He gently put Libby down and held her tightly so she couldn't run away like the first time they met.
Hyde pointed to the sunset. It was shining like a bright fire.
"Look," he said with confidence, "this is what I feel. I have not seen you since that day and my heart would have turned to stone if I did not come as soon as I could."
"Mr Hyde..." Libby said softly.
As if on perpose, music slowly drifted from the house below. Hyde took Libby by the waist and hand and started to dance. Minutes felt like years as their shadows danced with them. As the music came to a halt, Hyde stopped dancing and looked deeply into Libby's eyes.
"Mr Hyde..?" Libby said with nerve.
Edward tilted Libby's chin up to match his gaze. She got lost in his eyes and he leaned forward, their lips gently touched.
