Hello my fellow FanGirls!
Okay so I would like to start off by announcing that I have TEN FOLLOWERS ON THIS STORY! *Throws confetti in the air like it's her birthday*
I know it isn't a lot but I appreciate EVERY SINGLE ONE of you guys who tell me that the like the story and those who beg for me to carry on. I love how much you guys are into the story! As always, enjoy!

Love Addie xxx

Star Gazing

It seemed that Melody had had enough of running to as she was waiting for Newt outside of the Dead Heads and running at the speed of a turtle.
"You know that you give me enough attention, right?" She asked, taking his hand in hers as they walked across the Glade
"Well, I would like to give you more. I love you, Melody, and I want to give you all of my time but I'm second in Command and I-"
"You need to set an example,Isaac. You give me all of your spare time and that's all I need."
They were silent for a while before Melody said something else.
"You know when we were younger and out of this hell-hole, you would take me star gazing everyday at exactly 7. And look, you never fail to pick me up from somewhere and take me star gazing at precisely 7. When you do something so much, it becomes a routine, you can never forget it Isaac, you never forgot, after all this time, about the stars. Every day, when I wasn't here, you would sit alone for 30 minutes straight looking up at the stars. And now, I'm going to sit with you and watch them because I like this, Isaac. I like how every day you never fail to give me your time. Every free second of it."
"Honestly, it's-"
"You've always been an honest man, Isaac. So I need you to be honest, why did you hit that guy?"
"What, that guy who nearly slapped you?"
"That's the one."
Newt sighed and licked his lips.

"Because he was about to hurt you. And I don't want anything to hurt you."
"Thank you, Isaac. You care about me. That's all I ever wanted - somebody who cared."

That was it. It was all the conversation the had that night. Because it was 7 and they were looking at the stars. But what they failed to realise that they were always looking at stars, from the moment they woke up to the moment their heads hit the pillow. Each other.