'Ey. Just so we're clear? I don't blame you, kid. I don't blame you for any of it.
She could still see it, his warm brown eyes thatâd glow with loyalty and compassion-- he was one in a million you could meet in a time like this, his smile thatâd be the candle in the darkest times when everyone felt there was no hope.
He didnât deserve to die the way he did, if he were to die he deserved to die surrounded by his friends and family than at the bottom of a lake, surrounded by darkness and despair. No one deserved to die, his people should of made it.
She should of. . . she should of tried harder, she broke her promise to Pete, to Carlos-- it hurt her, INFURIATED her that she couldnât protect anyone, she was still just a little girl.
What was a simple step forward to embrace her companion, her F R I E N D turned into her suddenly falling to her knees, the harsh cold slammed into her palms that brought her back to the reality of snow and death.She sobbed, hands clenching at the snow under her while dots from her tears appeared in the nice.
