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 She watched the clouds pass through the night sky. They tangled themselves up in the stars, covered some of the moon, and muddled her view of the universe. She stood in a forest clearing, away from the city lights that drowned out the stars' light. The girl sighed. The day hadn't turned out the way she had planned. Spinning in her heels, she turned to leave and go home. Instead of silence, she was met by another teen, dressed in black and red (like herself), smiling as she noticed his presence. Her blank face broke into a smile; a happy expression. She took the few steps needed and pulled him by his tie to her, and they melted into a swe

A beautiful melody. Where does it come from? The soul? The heart? Her fingers dance across the keys like they were their home. How does she do it? It makes my heart flutter with the thought of her playing it for me. Her eyes close and she sways to the music. Amazing. Heart-clenching. Fantastic. I am frozen to my place, cannot move. Can barely breathe, not wanting to break the sound with my terrible life. At last, all movement stops and the sound fades into the air. She heaves a heavy sigh and I can only wonder why. I want to applaud, to ask for her to play it once more, But I cannot utter a single word. Awestruck. After a mom

 I woke up slowly, wondering why I was even awake. It was… holy shit, half 2 in the morning. Dammit. I sighed and sat up, rubbing my eyes. Then I heard something… out of place. I wasn't sure what it was, so I quietly got out of bed and padded down the corridor. I listened at each door, curious. The first room, the closest, was my little brothers' room. Neither of them made a sound, so I walked down to the next one. My sister was dead silent. Next. I heard it again, louder this time. Getting close. The next door was the jackpot, the one at the end of the hall. I opened it softly, cracking it so I could see inside. Taylor was sittin