CLYONE
"Where is he?" was the first thing Steve said the moment I opened the gate. It's kinda strange that his face is seemingly searching for something, but at the same time, he is surprise that, that something he is looking for actually exist.
Now, I am leaning against the door frame of your room as I am silently watching you two have your own conversation from a far with my arms crossed. I don't intend to listen secretly, I just can't stop from doing so when my purpose is just to passed by to get something on the other room next to yours.
How am I supposed to ignore what I heard? Steve telling how grateful he is for being your friend and how much you had helped him from the past years and saying some sort of a farewell. Kind of similar to what you did earlier at the bathtub.
But as a respect for your privacy no matter how I find your conversation really strange, I've decided to head to the living room while I wait for you two to finish. Besides,
CLYONE I sighed as I placed the empty bowl infront of me. That day and night was really confusing yet terrifying for me. I don't know what to believe. I don't know what to think. I don't know what do. I'm just confused in everything that I end up not thinking anything for my own peace of mind. Sooner, the tears I am trying to hold back end up streaming down on my cheeks. Even though I end up letting them come out of the faucet inside my eyes, you can still sense how much I want to hold them back. I let out another sigh as I brought my hands at my face and buried it. Muffled sobs could be heard all over the four corners of the tent. A painful muffled sobs rather. What's even new? It's not like this is the first time to cry out of reminiscing. It became a routine not just every night, but every morning before I even get up from my bed. Perhaps, it's a wake up call that even though it feels like I already lost my purpose to live, it's not actually a farewe
CLYONE I closed my eyes even tighter as I leaned my head against the cabinet behind me. I could feel the hot liquid slowly streaming down on my cheeks. Geeze. Here comes the crybaby me again. The song keep blasting really loud as it lingers in my ears. Every word of the lyric fills my head making such a massive impact as if it is embracing the emotions inside me, sympathizing or maybe trying to make me feel better. Unfortunately, it just made the sorrow vivid, not lessen it. Right, Deron. How? How am I supposed to love someone else the same way I did with you? How am I supposed to trust someone again the same way I trusted you? How am I supposed to do both when the only person I wanted to do that with is you? It feels unfair that the person I wanted to stay has to leave. Why can't we just reach that happiness we are seeking for? Why do we have to suffer from a melancholic event before tasting another happiness with something new? What if I
CLYONE I closed my eyes tightly as I feel the music in my ears. Geeze. The message of this song is just accurate. It feels like the song was certainly and personally made for the polaroids sticked to your room. Sigh. Hundreds of memories in just a week, eh? That's quite fast. You just put in mind that every second, every minute, every hour and every day matters. We can't waste a single second. You made sure we will do something memorable each seconds and minutes that would pass. I'm amazed. I bit my bottom lip as I listened more to a certain verse from the song. Yes, I guess. That's the purpose or rather your goal for the photos you took that week. So, wherever I go and whatever I do, as long as your photo is inside my pocket, I can feel you beside me. I don't have you by literal presence, but at least, I have a photo that can remind me of you. But I still prefer to have you literally beside me. I still feel alone and will only stop feeling so o
CLYONE "I'm hungry. Are you, too?" I turned my head on you only to be met by your fluffy black hair. Your head is hung low and your fingers are sliding through the glassy cover of one of the page on the song book. All the songs you've entered just finished, so now you are looking for a new one to enter. It's quite late for a lunch already as well, but since we had enough snacks to eat earlier, we didn't starved much. But my system won't be satisfied by light snacks. I want something like a rice. Then, you looked up on me, both brows are raised as if you didn't hear what I said. "I'm getting myself real lunch. Do you want some too?" "Yes, sure. Please." "Alright." So, I did what I told I would do. I cooked some rice and fried some chicken that are enough for a two person and prepared the plates and such. I can even hear your singing from the kitchen despite of the thickness of the walls and the distance that separates us.
CLYONE I scoop a spoon full of pudding on the container in my hand, then faced you with it. You opened your mouth and allowed me put the pudding inside your empty mouth to fill it. We are currently in a break in karaoke to eat another batch of snacks, though we just finished our lunch. It doesn't seem enough for both of us, I guess, because despite of the massive container filled with pudding, the one I scooped for you was the last already. "Did you buy chocolates?" you asked and threw me a quick glance before you diverted it back to your phone, chewing the pudding inside. You're back is comfortably laid at the couch as your feet rested at the top of the table, not bothered that the plates and containers we used during lunch were scattered on it. "A lot. You want me to get some?" I answered as I looked over you while placing the now empty container at the table. I, then, brought my feet on the ground and prepared of getting off the couch. "Yes,
CLYONE After singing another verse in the song where I got to skip the first verse because of the sudden quick light make out, I turned to face you again with a playful smile pastered on my face. But this time, your brows were furrowed and your lips were formed into a tiny pout as annoyance became evident in your face. You are sulking for real. I let out a laugh. "Baby, one, two, three. Your body's callin' me. And I know wherever you're at is exactly where I wanna be, but don't blame me. It ain't my fault. Nope, nope, nope. It ain't my fault. Nope, nope, nope. It ain't my fault. Nope, nope, nope. Oh my, oh my, oh my, oh my." I couldn't help, but let out another laugh as I moved the microphone away from my face to avoid it from announcing the neighbors how annoying my laugh was, when you rolled your eyes as you hugged one of the throwpillow beside you. Your arms are crossed as the pillow was laid on your chest, locked on your embrace. My eyes w
CLYONE I am currently scanning through the song book as I was looking for a song that could be sing by two persons when I felt your frigid hands touched my right arm. I instantly turned my head over you. I smiled and raised both of my brows when I was greeted by your brows arched dramatically as you sang the song that just started. "Wise men say only fools rush in. But I can't help falling in love with you. Shall I stay? Would it be a sin if I can't help falling in love with you?" I couldn't help, but smile by how you copied the deepness of the voice of Elvis Presly, the one who sings the song you are currently listening to. "There's no wrong or right. Just love me. That's all," I wisphered as my eyes remained on you, afraid that I might interrupt your singing for the nth time if I'll scream it right through your ear. You let out a small laugh that was caught on the microphone which made it audible enough for the neighbors who are passing by i
CLYONE "Take my hand, take a breath. Pull me close and take one step. Keep your eyes locked on mine and let the music be your guide." My lips aren't smiling, but my eyes does as they glistens while staring at you and singing those phrases for you. Meanwhile, you are smiling widely as your back rests at the backrest of the sofa, laying comfortably while watching me and perhaps, processing every words that comes out in my mouth inside your head. Then, after I sang the girl's part on the song, you immediately took the microphone away from me and did your turn. This song by Vanessa Hudgens and Zac Efron is just so calming to listen to. I remember us watching the High School Musical series together with our friends way back in highschool. "Won't you promise me. Now won't you promise me that you'll never forget. We'll keep dancing (To keep dancing). Wherever we go next." We both laughed as the second verse became chaotic because of the sudden quick