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Love Hurts |One Shot|
It was a school day and the only girl that was always invisible to others was finally seen on the rooftop. Never has anyone talked to her solely because of a rumor that had been spreaded through the school like a wild-fire. She stared at the tall male figure with wide eyes, but he stared back at her with eyes that sparkled with amazement.
"Hello." He said smiling. Looking around she saw no one. "Me?" She asked pointing to herself. He nodded, the smile never leaving his face.
"Why are you up here all alone?" He asked climbing next her. "I usually come up here to think." She said. There was no tone in her voice, no emotion laced in her voice when she said those words, as if she was drifting through her thoughts. "That's not very good." He said looking out to the sky.
"What do you mean?" She asked while looking at him from the corner of her eye. "Thinking to much can be toxic." He said. The smile he wore on his face became bitter, then it was replaced with a sullen look.
"Who hurt you?" She asked. Sitting up from the laid down position she was in, she looked at the mysterious male. "No one important." He said. "What about you? Who hurt you?" He asked back. "N- No one. They're gone anyways." She said nervously. "Family? Friends? Loved ones?" He pressed on.
"Don't push it." She said harshly. A low chuckle left the males lips as he turned to look at her. "Well, I think it was everyone who hurt you." He said.
"How would you know who has and hasn't hurt me?" She asked with narrowed eyes. "Not to sound creepy, but I've been watching you from afar. I've seen the way people at this school treat you. I've seen how the teachers would react to you. I've seen you wait at the school until it was close to midnight, then you would walk home. You're scared to go home during the day because your parents would abuse you. Then you would hurt yourself to compare the pain.
The students at this school never talked to you, they just talked about you. They never came up to you because of a rumor that flowed through the school like a river. You always came up here to relax and to get away from your problems, but you also come up here to think." He explained. The male then paused to see her reaction. When she didn't say anything, he continued.
"You've built a wall that you thought would keep you safe- that would protect you, but here you are letting me tear them down." He said. "Stop it." The girl said. Her eyes getting blurry form the salty tears that threatened to fall from her dark chocolate eyes.
"No one has ever wanted you around them because of the curse that you brought to this school." He continued. "Stop it." She said with more force. "No one cares for you." He sht back with more force. "I said stop it!" She yelled. The tears she tried holding in flowed down her beautiful face. Standing up she walked over to the ledge of the school's rooftop.
"No one loves you." He said. Now, he wasn't sitting but standing, walking towards the crying female. Just before she could truly jump and fall to her death, he caught her arm and pulled her close to his muscular chest.
"No one loves nor cares for you... but me."
END
"Hello." He said smiling. Looking around she saw no one. "Me?" She asked pointing to herself. He nodded, the smile never leaving his face.
"Why are you up here all alone?" He asked climbing next her. "I usually come up here to think." She said. There was no tone in her voice, no emotion laced in her voice when she said those words, as if she was drifting through her thoughts. "That's not very good." He said looking out to the sky.
"What do you mean?" She asked while looking at him from the corner of her eye. "Thinking to much can be toxic." He said. The smile he wore on his face became bitter, then it was replaced with a sullen look.
"Who hurt you?" She asked. Sitting up from the laid down position she was in, she looked at the mysterious male. "No one important." He said. "What about you? Who hurt you?" He asked back. "N- No one. They're gone anyways." She said nervously. "Family? Friends? Loved ones?" He pressed on.
"Don't push it." She said harshly. A low chuckle left the males lips as he turned to look at her. "Well, I think it was everyone who hurt you." He said.
"How would you know who has and hasn't hurt me?" She asked with narrowed eyes. "Not to sound creepy, but I've been watching you from afar. I've seen the way people at this school treat you. I've seen how the teachers would react to you. I've seen you wait at the school until it was close to midnight, then you would walk home. You're scared to go home during the day because your parents would abuse you. Then you would hurt yourself to compare the pain.
The students at this school never talked to you, they just talked about you. They never came up to you because of a rumor that flowed through the school like a river. You always came up here to relax and to get away from your problems, but you also come up here to think." He explained. The male then paused to see her reaction. When she didn't say anything, he continued.
"You've built a wall that you thought would keep you safe- that would protect you, but here you are letting me tear them down." He said. "Stop it." The girl said. Her eyes getting blurry form the salty tears that threatened to fall from her dark chocolate eyes.
"No one has ever wanted you around them because of the curse that you brought to this school." He continued. "Stop it." She said with more force. "No one cares for you." He sht back with more force. "I said stop it!" She yelled. The tears she tried holding in flowed down her beautiful face. Standing up she walked over to the ledge of the school's rooftop.
"No one loves you." He said. Now, he wasn't sitting but standing, walking towards the crying female. Just before she could truly jump and fall to her death, he caught her arm and pulled her close to his muscular chest.
"No one loves nor cares for you... but me."
END
