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Forgotten Meetings
By Waterrain
"Rosalie Hale. Born Rochester, New York in the year 1915." America said calmly and he watched as her eyes widened. "Do you remember me?"
America heard a scream coming from an alley, he walked quickly over to the source of the scream, and his blue eyes widened for a moment before grabbing the three young teenage boys.
"It is wrong to gang up three to one against anyone for that is fighting dirty and it is a disgrace." America stated coldly and his eyes were full of disappoint at his citizen's. "Now get lost and think about your disgusting actions."
The three boys were trembling, tears in their eyes, and felt ashamed of themselves. America rolled his eyes before tossing them and he sighed to himself in relief for he came just in time.
"Why did you help me?" The little girl asked quietly and tears ran down her cheeks. She was ten years old and America knew her name to be Rosalie Hale.
"Because I'm a hero and I don't like seeing others ganging up on another person." America said truthfully and he wiped away her tears. "Do you know who I am?"
"America." Rosalie told him calmly and she blinked her eyes.
"Yep and I'm going to give you some advise." America stated smoothly and he smiled faintly down at her.
"Okay." Rosalie said as she nodded her head and looked up at him.
"Some people in this world will hurt you just because of your beauty, they will try to bring you down, and make you feel as if your nothing." America said bluntly and he held her small hand. "It is wrong and terrible, but it is true."
"You have got to be strong and always remember no matter what your something." America commented firmly and she nodded her head.
"Rosalie Hale," America said calmly and he slowly let go of her hand. "Don't let anyone make you feel less and hold your head up high. Everybody knows that every rose has a thorn and your name is Rosalie."
"I will try my best, America." Rosalie promised and she smiled brightly up at him.
"That is all I can ask of my people." America commented smoothly and then added calmly. "Just keep on smiling and make them wonder about your smile. Be yourself and give them hell if they can't accept you."
America walked away, but he glanced back and saw Rosalie walking in the direction of her home.
"Yes, I remember you." Rosalie said calmly to him and he smiled at her.
"Really?" America asked while smiling and he watched as she smiled back at him.
"Yeah. You helped change my ways of thinking. Yet years later… I decided to commit…" Rosalie trailed off and she looked away. "I couldn't stand living and hated my own beauty."
"I know." America said softly and then added. "Sorry, I was not there."
"It's alright America for hero's can't be everywhere." Rosalie said calmly and then added firmly. "I do not blame you. In the end I had my own justice and I'm still here. No one will ever bring me down."
America smiled at her and then looked into her eyes.
"I'm glad you found someone who loves and cares about you." America commented to her and then added. "I met him in the past too."
"Have you met every single one of your citizen's at some point of their life?" Rosalie asked in a curious voice and America grinned at her.
"Yep and I don't forget them either." America replied cheerfully and then gave her a thumbs up. "Have to go and do my boring duty's."
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