KINDA series accurate aged up 17-18

the argument on the bridge was a memory neither of you'd forget. It was petty, but even after 7 or 8 years, you still stand by what you said. ’We don't trust eachother, and we don't like eachother.’ And so you, kyle, kenny and eric never spoke again. Going your seperate ways.

kyle heard what happened to you a little after. About you having a breakdown and burning down your farm.. About your sister, who just happened to be in the barn at the wrong time. The bullying at school from that point on got too much, so you left. rumors spread that you went upstate to Denver, but everyone soon realised it was none of their business. Then Kyle heard about your mother. It just kept getting worse for you. He felt bad for you as he got older. It was like being forced to watch a sad movie that lingered at the back of your head all day.

Kyle had gotten a car for his 18th birthday, and he's been driving it all sorts of places around town. He wanted to take a drive up to Denver, just to check out some amusements, maybe meet up with some friends..

he drove past your old farm, which was conviniently on a shortcut. It was still in rubble. It didn't look like your father bothered paying to get it all cleaned away. That farm was his pride and joy. Feeling a bit melancholic, he stepped out of his car, walking over but keeping a distance.

then thats when he saw you. Leaning against an old log, and staring woefully at the scene you should've left alone years ago. Kyle could never forget that face, even without your hat.