The news channel doesn't tell you who lived or died , just tells you how many deaths and of course the outcome of War, who won and who lost.
I couldn't believe my ears, listening to the announcement. Jerusalem is ours one more time which was amazing. Only my heart jumped out of place knowing i would get to see him again. I mean the stupid news channel would say if the commander of the army was dead.
I slammed the door behind me, jumped in my car and drove at top speed, heading to the airport. I looked around and saw all of these people gathered around and I couldn't see when did they have the time to get here. I guess Egyptians just love celebrating. I knew the minute they stepped in as everyone started cheering and I heard them call your name and I was all but jumping up and down. Youssef, you are here, you are here. I felt floating above the clouds. And I ran, I ran as fast as I could, slipping between the crowds, trying to get to you. When I was in the front row, I met your grey eyes and I don't think that I ever felt happier in my entire life. God, I missed you. I found myself passing those barriers and I don't how but I was up in your arms, my legs wrapped around your waist and my lips against yours.
And suddenly there was silence after all that noise and I heard people clapping, clapping?!
I opened my eyes slowly and yes they were clapping for us. It was almost like a show. But I looked straight into your eyes again and I just kissed you. Because honestly who cares? You are back and I love you to death Youssef Mohammed. I would practically scream it out to the whole world.
"We won" you said and God, I missed your voice , your deep warm voice.
"You won" I said because it was all you, Youssef. It was your war, your plan, your fight and you won.
"Mariam..." He said and I fell in love with my name.
"I think we should get out of here." I chuckled but you didn't. You just nodded , put me down and we walked out. Your car was waiting and I glanced behind me and saw Omar, his hand over Mayar's shoulder. Mayar, when did she come here? I didn't know but I didn't give it much thought. I got in his car and he waited for me to put the seat belt as always. The ride was silent, he didn't say anything. And I actually understood perfectly. This was War. No one gets out as he got in. I kept gazing at him, I didn't want to see what I saw. But I did, I saw a pain that I knew very well. There is nothing compared to this kind of pain. I saw the pain of losing...losing someone you love. And suddenly my mind snapped into a conclusion. I don't know how I didn't notice the obvious. How did my mind skip that? Where was he? I kept searching the images in my mind but no...he wasn't there. I didn't have one glimpse of him. ALI
Ali...no way...no way in hell....
I looked at Youssef sideways and I could see it, written all over his face.
Ali is dead
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Jerusalem
Historical FictionDown the streets of Jerusalem, a dream grew and extended in millions of hearts, till that dream sprang into reality by one soldier. The mysterious, dark and twisted yet charming Youssef Mohamed is going to change the curve of history by turning ever...