Goodbye Kat

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Kat's POV

He left.

Out of absolutely no where...Harry left me. I woke up to him packing a bag...and that was it. He walked out. Didnt even look back

Flashback to thismorning

"But where are you going Harry? Why can't you tell me?"

"Kat, please stop asking questions. I can't tell you what is going on but you will be fine. Just go back to sleep."

"Seriously? Go back to sleep? Your leaving me!"

"Yes I am but it's not because of you its because...i need to go." He sighed, defeated and stopped moving to look at me. "Just forget I ever happened. Forget I exist, it will be easier."

"So that means your never coming back then?" I asked softly. His jaw clenched, the muscles in his neck tightening.

"I didnt say that."

I didnt say anything else. Just got out of bed and walked downstairs. No one else was up and the rest of the house was silent. I moved around quietly, making a cup of tea before walking out the front and sitting on the sand, watching the sun rise over the waves. I heard the screen door open and close and soon Harry was standing next to me. 

"Come up here." He said, voice husky. I stood up and faced him, leaving the mug in the sand. He placed his hands on my arms, searching my eyes with a sad smile.

"I wont ever forget you, you know." He whispered.

"When will we see each other again?"

"One day we will Kat. Maybe in another world you and I are meant to be together forever, starting now...But in this world, we just have to trust in one day."

"I love you Harry." I said, desperatly hoping he would change his mind. 

"Goodbye Kat." His hands dropped from my shoulders, the skin now freezing where his warm palms had just been. His green eyes dropped their gaze from mine and he turned on his heels and walked inside. He cried as he went through the door, and cried when he came out, walking to his car, hopping in and driving away.

He didnt look back.

and he didnt change his mind.

and he didnt come back.

he was just gone.

and i couldnt breath anymore.

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