"Jack!" He heard. Jack looked down the street and turned around. He didn't have time to think about anything. Words came flooding to his mind. "When his eyes met mine I felt something click, like a key turning in a lock. Believe me, I'm no romantic, and while I've heard all about love at first sight. I've never believed in it, and I still don't. But even so, there was something there, something unrecognizably real and I couldn't look away."
He started up at her.
"Jack!" Kate started at him in the rain. He took a few cautious steps forward and Kate did as well. "Jack!" She said again. She couldn't feel her heart. Not the pain, but not happiness either. Only fear of what he was going to do.
Jack knew he had to say something, anything to make her stay. Make her know that he's sorry.
He said it. "You're beautiful!" Kate raised her eyebrows and Jack frowned. Both knew that wasn't what he had planned on saying. He took a few steps towards her again. And then he yelled what he had meant to say. "I write letters, to this woman. She lives in San Jose. I write to her because I suffer from clinical depression. I suffered from clinical depression. I thought that writing to her she might say something to make it all go away. But she didn't. She became that something. She made me better. And I love her! I love her so much. And I want to spend the rest of my life with her!"
He watched Kate. She chuckled slightly. "God, Jack, that had better be me you are talking about!"
Kate flung herself down the stairs and Jack ran to meet her. She leapt into his arms and he held up. Her pants strained against her body as she stretched into the awkward position. But it didn't feel awkward on Jack. It felt right. Their lips met, and the two lovers shared their first kiss.
The End
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