"Macy, talk to me!"
"What do you want Joe?!" She screamed at me. The rain started to hit her face. The question and answer was simple enough. You. But I couldn't tell her that. She hated me by now. "That's what I thought." She spat to my lack pf response.
"Please, Macy." Beg; it was all I could do now. Beg her to stay with me. The rain hit harder now. I swore I heard thunder somewhere. "Just come inside for now. It's not safe out here."
"Who cares Joe? You don't. So, I don't."
"Macy don't be ridiculous." Of course I care! I was just to scared to say it.
"You're a coward Joseph." I was. I knew I was, she knew I was. "If you have something to say. Say it, right now, but don't expect me to come back if you don't." A threat. No, The Threat. The threat I never wanted to hear, ever, especially from Macy. The thunder was getting louder and I could see strikes of lightening in the grey sky. Rain was hitting Macy and me, and it hurt.
I opened my mouth to say something, but nothing came out. Macy shook her head, tears started spilling over her eyes. How could I tell? I'm not sure, but the same thing was happening to me.
"Goodbye Joe." Macy turned an ran. That was it. The worst moment of my life.
My heart left like it exploded at the same time lightening striked through the sky. And I saw Macy clearly. She was running from me, because I was a coward. I was losing her, I never really had her. I could have, but then again did I ever really deserve her? Probably not. For some reason, I tried to look into my future now that Macy was gone. Nothing; I couldn't see anything. Before I knew what was happening, I was running. I didn't know what I was thinking, I knew I couldn't outrun her.
But then I saw her and adrenaline rushed through me, and the next thing I know, I can feel her in my arms. She didn't put up a fight, I don't think she expected it thought, because I heard her gasp. I turned her around to face. I grabbed her face and kissed her. As hard as I could. To my absolute surprise she kissed me back. I pulled back first, and placed my forehead to hers.
"I may be a coward, but I'm not a complete idiot." I breathed. She laughed.
"Do you have something to say to me Joe?" She was still crying. I brushed them away.
"I love you, Macy Misa." That brought a whole new round of tears, but she closed her eyes and smiled. Then she looked up to me.
"I love you, too."
Lightening struck again, lighting up the sky, but this time when I saw Macy clearly, she was mine.
Ok, so it's raining here (which, like, never happens…ever) so yay! And I was listening to "Shattered by Trading Yesterday. And this hit me. So let me know what ya think. I know its short and weird, and it doesn't really have a back story, but sometimes those stories are the best. Anyway, thanks for reading (: