Disclaimers: I don't own the 7H characters.
(Thanks for all the reviews - Hoedogg, thanks a lot for the advice, I'll try my best;) cheers) Sorry this is short, but I wanted to post something because it took me so long to post my last one.
Tia continued to cry into Simon's shoulder until she felt she had cried herself dry.
It pained him to see her cry like this, he'd wished that he'd never let his curiosity get the better of him. 'I'm really sorry,' he whispered again.
'It's ok,' she said quietly lifting her head to look at him, she turned away wiping her eyes with the back of hand.
Simon put his arm around her drawing her near to him, and she rested herself against him, falling into a slight sleep, just like she had done on the picnic they had together.
'The picnic,' Simon thought, it seemed a million years ago now. Simon couldn't help but wish he'd never asked her to go steady, but he was always told that things happen for a reason - he was still trying to figure out the reason for any of this to happen.
He closed his eyes and leant back against the wall, hoping with his eyes closed the tears he'd been fighting back during Tia's story would find it impossible to fall. But the urge was too strong, once he'd opened them the salty liquid began to fall.
He tried to stop his body shaking from the sobbing, afraid it will wake Tia, but he found it hard, and gave in.
Tia woke, and looked up at him, 'Why are you crying?' she asked, slowly rising her hand, and wiping away the tears from his face.
'He forced a smile,' I was afraid of losing you, he confessed.
'Don't worry about that,' she answered gently stroking his face, moving his hair out of his eyes. She looked into his green eyes, and he looked into hers, their faces moved closer until their lips touched. Tia was a little afraid at first seeing as she'd never kissed a guy before, but soon she gave into the kiss, this was the only time in her life she felt like a normal teenager, and felt invincible when Simon was with her.
They were both praying that this moment would last forever.
A/N: Note I don't know what love feels like, since love is yet to find me. Although the experience I had (lost love experience) was over before it had begun, and nothing happened because he moved away before we had a chance to tell each other how we felt, but the feelings I had when we were just talking were wonderful, I felt the happiest I'd ever felt in my whole life. I don't know if anyone understands what the hell I'm on about, or why I'm telling you all this, I guess maybe I just want you guys to know the reason behind why the final scene just now between Simon and Tia wasn't the best in the world. I'm not good at writing stuff like that for two reasons. 1. I've never truly experienced anything like that. 2. It saddens me because it reminds me of what I didn't have.
I don't know when the next chapter will be up, soon I hope.
(btw I write a lot of poetry based on this experience)
(Thanks for all the reviews - Hoedogg, thanks a lot for the advice, I'll try my best;) cheers) Sorry this is short, but I wanted to post something because it took me so long to post my last one.
Tia continued to cry into Simon's shoulder until she felt she had cried herself dry.
It pained him to see her cry like this, he'd wished that he'd never let his curiosity get the better of him. 'I'm really sorry,' he whispered again.
'It's ok,' she said quietly lifting her head to look at him, she turned away wiping her eyes with the back of hand.
Simon put his arm around her drawing her near to him, and she rested herself against him, falling into a slight sleep, just like she had done on the picnic they had together.
'The picnic,' Simon thought, it seemed a million years ago now. Simon couldn't help but wish he'd never asked her to go steady, but he was always told that things happen for a reason - he was still trying to figure out the reason for any of this to happen.
He closed his eyes and leant back against the wall, hoping with his eyes closed the tears he'd been fighting back during Tia's story would find it impossible to fall. But the urge was too strong, once he'd opened them the salty liquid began to fall.
He tried to stop his body shaking from the sobbing, afraid it will wake Tia, but he found it hard, and gave in.
Tia woke, and looked up at him, 'Why are you crying?' she asked, slowly rising her hand, and wiping away the tears from his face.
'He forced a smile,' I was afraid of losing you, he confessed.
'Don't worry about that,' she answered gently stroking his face, moving his hair out of his eyes. She looked into his green eyes, and he looked into hers, their faces moved closer until their lips touched. Tia was a little afraid at first seeing as she'd never kissed a guy before, but soon she gave into the kiss, this was the only time in her life she felt like a normal teenager, and felt invincible when Simon was with her.
They were both praying that this moment would last forever.
A/N: Note I don't know what love feels like, since love is yet to find me. Although the experience I had (lost love experience) was over before it had begun, and nothing happened because he moved away before we had a chance to tell each other how we felt, but the feelings I had when we were just talking were wonderful, I felt the happiest I'd ever felt in my whole life. I don't know if anyone understands what the hell I'm on about, or why I'm telling you all this, I guess maybe I just want you guys to know the reason behind why the final scene just now between Simon and Tia wasn't the best in the world. I'm not good at writing stuff like that for two reasons. 1. I've never truly experienced anything like that. 2. It saddens me because it reminds me of what I didn't have.
I don't know when the next chapter will be up, soon I hope.
(btw I write a lot of poetry based on this experience)