That's why she's walking up these familiar steps on a familiar porch and knocking on a familiar door. That's why she patiently waits for the door to open and to reveal a very familiar, yet confused looking girl. Because Emily mattered.

He's stuck in the middle of the cacophony, watching the people he once shared unforgettable memories and still-kept secrets slowly and painfully detach themselves from the world. Watching them fall and crumble under the heavy weight of death. And he can't do anything.

"It's funny how one minute you're happy then the next your empty. There is a future designed for you, but you don't know how it will play and that knowledge is what scares you. Something can happen so suddenly and so quick that there is no time to react so you are left there letting your imagination run wild and it isn't always rainbows and sunshine. I dunno. I just want her back."