The sun shown brightly in the sky high above, showing the time to be around noon. The city was strangely empty on this Saturday morning, as people had decided to stay home or go to work. The wind was barely present, giving a nice peaceful feel in the world. But not everything was going well.

"Please, give me another chance!" a young girl sobbed, bitter and salty tears streaming down her face as her blue orbs expressed the deep sadness and guilt inside her. Her voice hiccuped as she looked at the male in front of her. Nothing else mattered to her. Not the empty park, or the tree they stood by, nor the city or the very few people who passed by, only giving a momentary glance before moving on with their business.

The young boy that this young lady was with looked her straight in the eyes, hiding the pain that was inscribed into his eyes, trying to make it easier on the poor girl in front of him. After all, he thought it wasn't exactly her fault that he was leaving. So with noble words he spoke to her in all honestly, with a calming voice. "It's not your fault for falling in love with him. I'm the one who wasn't around as much as I should have been,"

She hiccuped through her sobs, looking up at the one she loved, and clearly not believing him. "But-"

He quickly interrupted her, going on with what he was saying, with a soft and slightly pained smile. "I've met with him already. He's a nice person, that guy is. I think I can trust him with you,"

But this didn't calm her sobs. Somewhere, deep in her heart, she knew she didn't want this other person. This girl only wanted the boy who was now walking away. She continued to look at his face, though the image was blurred by the tears that continued to fall like waterfalls. "Please, don't leave,"

But her pleas were ignored as the male in front of her smiled, bending down to give her one last kiss. One that declared his love for her, even if they were parting forever. As her eyes started to close at the only source of warmth around her, she started to lean into the kiss, tasting their tears mixed together. She never wanted him to leave.

But the kiss was short.

Soon he removed himself from her, backing away a step and giving her another honorable and memorable statement. "Please, forget me. Forget me so you can be happy, Rin-chan. You know I don't like seeing you so sad,"

But much to his dismay, she shook her head violently. "No. I don't want to ever forget. Please!"

His hand found its to her cheek as he once again stared into her eyes. His expression was asking, begging. "Please, Rin-chan, forget me. Move on and be happy," He smiled sadly, taking his hand with him. At least he still cared. "Remember, you'll always have that little guardian angel hidden behind you," He paused, turning away from the girl and ignoring the look of pain on her face. "Goodbye, Rin."

Her blue orbs grew wide as she watched him walk away. "Please! Give me another chance!" she sobbed, but he walked away too soon. She fell to the ground as her knees buckled under her. The young girl named Rin fell to the ground as the tears became more, choking sobs. Her body trembled as her heart pumped needles into her bloodstream.

"I'm sorry," she sobbed, her voice fading from her. "Please, I'm sorry. Come back... Please,"

But no sound answered her.

Rin's POV:
"Why in the world was I so stupid back then?" I sighed, once again whispering to myself. The day was Tuesday as I sat at the lunch table with my small group of friends- Kaito, the ice cream lover and a senior, Meiko, another senior who can be a bit of a warrior sometimes, Miku, the hyperactive friend and a junior who loves fashion and gossip, and my true friend, Luka. The pinkette senior was the one who had been with me during this difficult time, and I could never imagine what I would do without her. And then there was me- the blonde sophomore who wasn't exactly as mature as I should be.

But back in the thoughts that haunted me. It had been three years since that day, and I could never forget. Even when he had asked me to, I just couldn't make myself forget that he had ever existed, even if it had put my happiness on the line. I never understood why.

I could never understand why I still hang onto the past like this. I know and understand that's he's never coming back, even if I could see him again. And right now, I'm not exactly sure I'd want him back. He was an excellent gentleman and a caring person, and I loved him more than anything. He loved me, but still did what he thought was best for me. I admire him for that.

But I can barely remember what he is actually like. I can barely remember what we used to do together in our spare time together. I cant clearly remember his name, and his face is a blur, but I remember his voice and his words of that one day. I can remember my mistakes. I can remember what I had done to him such a long time ago due to my stupidity and my impatience.

And maybe I was just too young for love, but that wouldn't change anything now. I've called myself a monster many times. I hurt him. What I did, it as unforgivable. I know that I'll never be forgiven for-

"Rinny!" the tealette snapped me out of my thoughts by waving a hand in front of my face. My head snapped up as I noticed the four looking at me with a slightly curious expression. My hands went to my eyes, rubbing the sudden sleepiness out of them. I guess that's what zoning out does to someone. "Earth to Rin!"

"What is it Miku?" I asked, wondering why they all decided to interrupt me from my internal thoughts.

"What were you daydreaming about?" She asked.

Daydreaming? I was...daydreaming again? I blinked quickly and replied. "What? Oh, nothing, I guess I just sorta spaced out. Heh..."

"You didn't do that so much before," Miku noted. She's right, I never was as spacey. I was more attentive and less quiet. But things changed over the years.

"I guess I was just thinking," I trailed off, thinking. Even if I had moved on, away from him, the mistake I made still lingers in me. I had hurt an innocent soul, and he took it to heart. He found it to be his fault, when it had clearly been mine. I shook my head inwardly. I would never love again. I would never have the chance of hurting anyone else, and I'd live life alone, to repent for what I have done to him.

I promise.

Little did I know that I would be tested on my oath.