Beyond The Horizon (COMPLETED)
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I met him at church. He was the new kid, everyone wanted to know him and befriend him. I was shy, he was outgoing. Never in a million years would I be his friend. But an extremly unlikely fate brought us together during hard times. Fate, oblivion, whatever it was that brought us together knew it would be okay. The journey of us was almost just like a tacky, perfect teen love story. You know the whole kiss on the hood of a car during sunset or date night that ends with a kiss.... Well I hate to say it but we were almost like that...almost.
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