Together
Summary:
Syaoran was a boy who was frozen in time. Never aging and watched as all of his loved ones died. All he ever does is lie on a patch of grass, until one day a girl named Sakura found him... One-Shot!
There once was a boy about the age of seventeen, who had been lying in the same spot of grass ever since he could remember. Time has been passing him ever since he could remember. He forgotten his family, his past, and everything that he had ever dreamed of. Time was frozen for him.
One day there was this little girl who found him. She was very fond of him and every day, rain or shine she would visit him. Slowly the boy got to know this little girl named Sakura. He slowly fell in love with her and the same thing happened with her. One day he looked at her and realized that the little girl he once knew wasn't a little girl anymore, but a young woman.
It was then he knew that he could never be with her and he had to let her go. She put up a fight at first but then she left and never came to visit him again. His heart was never the same.
Five years past and for some reason he rose up from his little spot for the first time in forever. As he took a walk, he heard wedding bells near the church. He decided to see who was getting married. There he saw Sakura in a vision of white standing at the altar. His heart started beating quickly and he started to bolting towards the alter getting ready to stop it. But then he saw Sakura turn her head towards him as if she knew this was going to happen. His eyes caught with Sakura's and he stopped in his tracks. Sakura smiled at him and the nodded her head like she was saying goodbye to him. His face was stone cold. He slowly nodded his head back at her then watched the rest of the wedding.
He slowly started to walk away, looking back at the girl he loved once more. He kept walking years after years thinking about only Sakura.
"Did she ever truly love me?" He would always ask himself. Always wondering how she could move on so easily.
Well after walking for 50 years straight, somehow he ended up once again in the same spot where he met Sakura. But his time, his spot where he laid for many years, had something on top of it. There in the patch of grass, lied a tomb stone that read "Sakura Kinomoto. Beloved Wife, Mother, Friend." Engraved on it said, "I hope I made everyone's wish happen in my life time"
He looked at that quote and remembered the last thing he said to her was "Make my wish come true and move on with your life without me."
He dropped himself next to the stone. He laid the same way as he did before and closed his eyes. "Together again I see Sakura."