Tobias POV
I never actually heard her say the words; I only saw her lips conjure them up. The words that meant abandonment, the words that meant that the only person I love is leaving, the words that meant loneliness, and ending.
"It's over," she said, her hands clenched in fists. At that moment, her eyes, which usually have a warm, loving elegance to them, turned cold. She no long looked at me with compassion, but with the eyes a fearing child looks at a monstrous beast, except she was not like a child, because she is strong, fierce, and in my eyes, terrifying. Everything around me dissolved, my senses numb, but the pain starting from my throat spread around my body, like vines, until I was drowning in it. But all I could see where her angry and silent eyes.
Soon, even her beautiful face, still staring at me with disgust, started to be slightly glassy in my vision, and a moment later, I heard a drop of water on the cold stone floor. Tears… my tears, how could I be crying? I am too strong for something like this to break me, to make me this vulnerable. But I can't stop, the last person whom I loved, gone. Because of my stupid choice and how I landed Uriah in the hospital, good as dead. The moment the tear escaped from my eye, I could see hurt creeping through the corners of her eyes, an in an instant, she turned her head from me, like I am a disturbing monster. And really, I am. I am genetically damaged.
She started walking to my cell door, across the room. First as a slow saunter, but then she started to run, like she wanted to leave my presence as fast as possible. The last thing I remember was the eco of the slamming door, and her eyes, like vultures, piercing through my broken heart.
Tris POV
I meant to scream it out, but all I could handle was a meek whisper. The second I after I had said those words, the color rushed out of Tobias's already strained face. Other than that, he stood completely still, like a stone statue, but I knew otherwise, if I had touched, or even said anything more to him, he would completely collapse, like a house of cards. A small tear escaped his emotionless eyes, and landed silently on the empty cell floor.
I couldn't stop the feeling of empathy from flooding my body the moment his tear drop landed on the stone cold ground. But I looked away, not wanting him to know that I felt the least bit of sorrow towards him. But I wouldn't be able to stop my tears from flowing if I hadn't left. So I walked away, with my back to him, towards the metal door. I truly felt like taking back what I said, to run back into his arms and tell him that I love him. But then a picture of Uriah on life support crashed through my head, and I slammed, (with all the anger and frustration that I had), the door behind me.
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