Her body quivers as she sobs into her hands. Teeth biting against lips as she tries her damnest to hold back these tears. They keep coming; the noises she makes are almost so pathetic. She was usually someone who held it together. Stood tall, confidently. Nothing tore her down.
But what could she do? What could she possibly do when the only weakness was right here, and nothing she said seemed to have reached him? What did she expect?
So, she sobs. Memories of the garden playing like a little film behind her. She hears the laughter, and then she hears nothing.
She hears nothing but the sound of click, click--slide, slide, click-slide--slide-slide--click, and then a click, then soon followed by a final slide.
A hand loosens its grip from her face. An eye sees the Rubik's Cube. Completed.
She eventually reaches for the cube with her other hand. Hair covering her face, some strands stuck to her face from how wet it is from her tears.
You're amazing, Luka. There's nothing you can't do, huh?
She smiled for him then. To her, it had been so amazing.
She takes the Cube in her hands, but she doesn't smile. Her sobs are silent; they dance at her throat, causing her breathing to hitch and stutter. Causing those little noises to continue.
When she inhales, she lets it out slowly in short, drawn out exhales. Her fingers crushes over the small pieces over the Rubik's Cube and she sniffs.
"Luka," her voice is just barely above a whisper. Too quiet to hear. Though she trusts that Luka can hear her just fine.
"What are you going to do?" The question is rhetorical. She doesn't expect an answer from him.