We walk along the coast of the beach, with the radiant sun glowing in our eyes. The delicate waves of the roaring ocean crash against the banks, leaving the sand drenched. As we walk, we remember all the memories we had together, and we feel like cherishing them again. We start to laugh and play like children, tossing seashells into the water, while running across the golden sand. When the sun set, we gazed upon the sky, watching vibrant colors and luminous clouds go by. I remember this moment so clearly, it felt like it happened yesterday.
I awake upright on the bed, and stare into the light. She’s here.
Katherine.
I crack a smile, and slowly manage to whisper her name. A single tear slid down from her deep cerulean eyes.
“Elijah, don’t go,” she pleaded. Tears stream down my cheeks, my vision growing weary. I try to focus on her but it’s too late. I drift off, allowing the darkness to consume me and my thoughts. …show more content…
It was mid-December, and the snow had already begun to fall. Surrounding us were pinecone trees, bejewelled with frost—covered in sparkling lights. With the frigid breeze, Katherine’s cheeks began to look a soft, tender pink. After a while, we drove back home, deciding that we couldn’t beat the bitterness of winter.
“It sure was cold outside, but I love skating,” she laughed and I chuckled in agreement. We sat by the fireplace, bundled in cozy blankets, and nestled in each other’s warmth. Outside, the snow continued to fall, creating nothing but white for