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Whether you were trolling or not, I'd rather make you laugh at me than take the chance that you have a disorder similar to my own.
Please, for your own health, you don't need that much anger. I'm not worth it, nobody is worth being that angry at.
“Sirius, is this what love is?” she questions.
He answers, “Yes.”
“I am coming back to you, Meri. I can’t change the past, but I can give you something better. I can give you everything.”
Colten shakes his head, walking off the porch into the downpour, leaving Sirius to shout out into the rain, “I’m sorry!”
He repeats the phrase over and over, crumbling down into himself on the welcome mat, his keys still in the door.
Because you’re a better man than I could hope to be.
“Mr. Amory,” he’d begin, his tiny eyebrows joining forces with the deep crinkle in his forehead, “We are not made to go through existence entirely on our own. By joining our lives with others, only then can we become strong continents.” It would not occur to Sirius until now that Linkev had been cautioning him specifically. Sirius had tried to remain an island his entire life.
Now, like some universal attempt at irony, she has left for the Keywork without him. Only she won't be coming back.
With certainty and contentment she looks ahead, taking the first step into the maze.
Away we go.
Finally, she sees him. He is love personified. There are no awkward words exchanged. There are no words at all yet, but an embrace held long enough to convey the feelings of two people glad to see each other, happy to no longer be apart. In this case, people who have been kept apart their entire lives and are only now realizing how much they've missed the other. "It's nice to see you again, Sirius," she says. The boy opens his mouth to agree. Meri knows what he will say. She's thought of this moment over and over for the better half of her adult life.