The Savor

It took but time to understand that growth for me, was patience's and faith. I never felt so at home until I watched him unchain me and wrap me into his arms. Out of everyone in this world it was him. My Elijah. He was my home and there was no going back from here. I knew now more then ever that he was my savor, my heart and my soul. Although I was too weak to talk, I was able to cry. That was all I knew what to do.
I cried so hard in Elijah's arms I tried my best to cling to his body but I had no strength. I know he knew I was trying to because he replied with, "It's okay my little bee, I got you. Don't worry. I'm going to get you out of here."
All I knew what to do in response was moan at him. My body was cold. One of Elijah's men threw a soft blanket on my body to warm me up. Elijah carried me out of the pit and I squinted my eyes. It was so bright out that my eyes couldn't adjust to the lighting. Whenever I did get the chance though I saw white. The ground was white, the trees were white. Everything was white. White was even falling from the grey sky.
Tears formed in my eyes. I couldn't believe I had missed the change of seasons. It was so beautiful out. The snow fell so softly. My body was so cold that the snowflakes weren't melting away at the first moment of touching my bare skin. Making it into the car Elijah gently laid me down on the warm leathered seat. My body instantly began to unthaw from the warmth of the vehicle. At one point of laying in the seat my body was able to start shivering. Joy hit me in the chest. I have never felt more thankful in my life. I began crying harder this time screaming out.
The pain in my chest was so strong but the feeling of being able to crying it out or even scream felt like a relief. The door to the car flew open as my body was pulled into Elijah's arms.
"Shh, my little bee. I'm here. I got you. Everything is okay now. You aren't going anywhere." The sound of his voice put me to sleep.