Magcon fan fiction - Waves

Chapter 54

They say that when your young you don't know what love is, you can't understand it.

Too young in life to feel it.

But I did know what love felt like I fell in love, in the most unexpected way.

You know that you love someone when they mean everything in the world to you and you could never be without them.

Love is your family or your best friend the people that are closest to you, that you can take for granted.

I never knew I loved Hayes, until I lost him.

When your faced with death, you realise what was right infront of you the whole time.

Hayes Grier was the boy I met a long time ago.

The boy, I never thought would mean anything to me.

To me he was just an irrelevant blue eyed boy who picked up my pencil case for me.

I underestimated him in the same way everyone else did, never realising who he really was.

Hayes Grier was the boy who has not gone a day in school without being bullied.

It's funny to think that the best of people are picked to be tortured and bullied.

Dylan had been more then Hayes could ever handle.

He broke Hayes in different ways, he taught him to hate himself and to always think negatively.

He finally told me about the bullies, the people I thought were my friends.

Dylan and his friends have been reported, and I'll never let them hurt Hayes again.

Hayes Grier was the boy who suffered extreme anxiety attacks, alone.

He drowned in his own depression, refusing to fight it.

Suicide seemed to be his only option.

Now I'm doing everything I can to help him, finding a counsellor, being there for him when he can't cope.

Hold his hand when he's having an anxiety attack, show him that he is never alone.

I will never forgive myself what I allowed happen.

I nearly lost Hayes Grier, the boy who picked up my pencil case.

Now he means everything to me.

And if he had died it would of torn us apart, his family his best friend.

I'm glad I saved Hayes because I would be nothing without him.

love. a profoundly tender, passionate affection for another person. a feeling of warm personal attachment or deep affection, as for a parent, child, or friend.