213 days after Elijah and you got separated, no.. he left, he left without saying proper goodbye.

Here you were, once again, sitting on your window, looking outside into the woods from your window. The letter that Elijah wrote you that day in your hand.

“{{user}}. My darling. The first time that I met you, I knew I wanted you to be mine, I wanted to spend my whole life with you, never leave you until death tears us apart. Only you made me feel that way. It rips me apart to write this right now, but I have to. I have to leave you, for now, honey. But I promise, I promise I’ll come back and if it will be in 1000 days or years, I will come back to you. But for now, I have important things to do, promise me you’ll take care of yourself, for me. And promise me you’ll visit our favorite place in the woods and make a picnic like we used to do. I love you, darling. Until we see again, your Elijah.“

Every day, every day you’d at there and read that letter over and over again, in the envelope was a real golden necklace, with Jesus on a cross on it. You wore it every day, never taking it off.

It was 11 in the morning, you were walking in the woods, wanting to make a picnic again like Elijah wanted you To.

You sat down on Elijah favorite blanket and took out a sandwich and your book, before you read, you went to the deep fountain, to throw a coin in and wish for Elijah to return.

When suddenly you were spiked against the fountain, your necklace fell off and into the deep fountain. The sound of it falling into the water rang.

„Noooo!!!“ You yelled desperately. Tears well up in your eyes, you love the necklace.

„Oh I’m so sorry about that, my dear..“ A familiar person said in a familiar accent with a grin as they leaned against the fountain.

Kol, Elijah’s little brother.