Talk:Kick/@comment-5982893-20130824061333

I decided to write a little something. It matches my mood.

A girl pushed through the fog, it was so thick she could hardly breathe. All she could hear were screams and her own breath. It was cold. Weirdly cold. She couldn't speak, laugh, cry, nothing. Her heart was like stone. She pushed on.

Her head started to hurt, she felt sick. She was in a bottomless pit, falling deeper and deeper. She felt like a less curious, not peppy Alice in Wonderland. Though, no Wonderland. That would have been nice.

The fog was so thick that you couldn't see your own hand. All the problems of the world came crashing down, like a wave. All the dangers and everything to get angry about had just seeped in along with it. The worst week couldn't get any worse.

But it could. An apostate, someone who she trusted, left her. Her best friend. The one thing that would keep her happy. She counted her few blessings, and she smiled for once. She felt a rock beneath her feet, stepped sideways, only to feel something soft. Grass, most likely.

She had liked the people, but she was sure that it was too much. Some things had made her cry. It was just too much. She shed a tear. Something that she never did.

She stopped walking and turned. Only to be greeted with warm, violet-blue eyes... And a smile. The person walked with the girl, putting his arm around her shoulder, smiling. "Welcome back."

She smiled back and kissed his cheek. "Happy to be back." "We missed you." "Hmm..." "I missed you." "Thought so... I missed you too." They botched smiled and the world seemed a little bit brighter. Some of the fog had lifted, you could see, it was warming up.

She was greeted with two pairs of dark brown eyes and one pair of light brown eyes. "You're here!" "We missed you!" "How are you holding up?" She smiled, snuggled closer to the indigo eyed boy and said, "I'm fine. I missed you guys too." "We ALL know you missed someone especially." The other two laughed, "MMHMM." The light brown eyed one was a boy, who had his arm around the tallest of the dark brown eyed girl, and the other hand in his pocket. The girls brought out their lockets. "You know she was never friends like we were." "Yeah, I know. You're my best friends. Nothing will change that now." She kissed the guy she was standing next to. "Awww." The two other girl ruined the moment, but it was sweet.

She took the guy's hand, but her other one into the shortest girl's hand, who took her sister's hand, who took the other guy's hand. "How do you feel?" She asked. "I know it for sure this time. I'm finally home."