Alvin
I walk along with her. It's fun talking to her, I mean she's a decent girl, not a harass which is actually okay with me. All the girls in my school are extra and annoying, but hanging out with her, I feel good inside-out. When we reach the bridge, she hesitates a little seeing the yellow sky. I want to know what's bothering her, because it bothers me too, not knowing her discomfort. "What's wrong?" I ask her. "Oh,... Umm. Nothing," she replies. I didn't find the answer to my question , or a hint to lead it to. We walk on the bridge, and stand halfway. She takes a deep, shakey breath, and her lip quivers gently. She slowly closes her eyes, and her eyelashes curl down with her eyelids. I wonder why I can see her, only her, and nothing else. Before I know what I'm doing, I move even closer to her, scoop her into my arms and cuddle her. She's really cold, so I give her my warmth. She steps back from the hug, and I lean in to kiss her. At first, she's shy and confused and it makes me think that she doesn't want it, so I pause. I look into her eyes--bright and reflecting the sky behind me--she leans in this time, and kisses me back heartfeltly. We kiss as what seems like forever, and I hope this forever actually lasts.
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Light up the Sky
Teen FictionMaya's sickness has had her restrained from everything, everyone. Homeschooling has had it for her for years. Graduation is around the corner, and Maya doesn't want to give up her chance of freedom yet. But who can actually seek her rightly in the d...
