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Not leaving...
But she was still kind of... leaving, right? To Alec, anyways. Because this had to mean that they wouldn't be... best friends, anymore? He didn't like that thought. When she took his hand in hers, he just blinked down at their hands, wondering when they'd be able to hold hands again like they used to. And if she was back at her house and he looked out of his window and saw her light turned on, was he allowed to rush over there just to say hey? Were they still allowed to hang out in the treehouse? Their treehouse? What did this mean?
The fifteen year old looked up at the Gryffindor's face and just whispered, "But everyone leaves..." Everyone. No matter if they were a stranger or your best friend or your mum. People did that, right?
She started talking. Alec sniffed and waited, his eyes still glued to her face, even if she didn't really want to look at him right now. It... was his fault, wasn't it? If his mind wasn't so numb right now, he'd have probably started analysing the situation. Thinking about the signs. Anything that showed him that things weren't the same as before.
And her compliments? He was believing none of that. How could he when, to him, she was one of the most amazing people he ever knew? ... Sharing? "Erm... who said you had to share me?" Because the last time he checked, he hadn't called anyone else his best friend. Just... his best mate. Tag. And his best roommate. Messy. ... Messy was never going to hear about that ever.
Oh. Right. "Erm... I... but you're still awesome. And you still like strawberries and... and..." Wobbly!chin. "You'll always be my bestest friend in the whole wide world. We... we... we said we'd be best friends forever..." He still remembered that. And he still stuck to that because it was a promise that the two of them had made with each other. And you don't just... break something like that. No.
"So... I... what does this mean?" |