I heard him call out my name from behind but, it was all a farfetched wail asking me to halt. Halt, I'd never do for an unsure and shallow decision. With shaky limbs gripping on to the marble rail, I hauled myself onto the top. Perched on the rails of a verandah situated on the twentieth floor, I scanned the horizon which I headed for. Another agonizing scream followed suit as his hurried footsteps approached closer. I lunged forward and surrendered myself to nature's mercy. Cold air hit my body, tearing away every inch of tension from the wearied muscles, the wearied soul. I tried facing my back to the ground and the wind favoured so.
There, I saw him; falling with me, falling for me. Soon he caught up with me and encased me in his familiar warmth, and soon, we lay peacefully in a wooden coffin, just big enough for both of us to fit, facing the blue sky, in a field full of sunflowers. This is what blood tastes like; this is what sinning tastes like; this is what heaven feels like.
An alternative to the ending of Lee Know's DEATH NEVER DOES US APART ;)