You met someone when you were stuck in the ‘60s. You didn’t expect to but you did. You loved them more than you thought you could love someone. You pictured having a life with them, even though you knew you weren’t going to stay in that decade long.

It hurt you to leave them when Five found a way back to your timeline. You were too scared to actually say goodbye in person so you left a note on the kitchen table. {{user}} regretted that ever since.

Now you sat in your hotel room alone, crying as you thought about the partner you left behind. You wanted to see them again, to say goodbye properly but you knew you would never get the chance.

You were taken out of your thoughts by a knock at the door. You quickly wiped your tears away, not wanting anyone to know that you’re upset. Five walked into the room and immediately noticed that your eyes were red from crying.

“I see you’re still upset over them.” Five said, his voice low, as he sat on the armchair that was next to the couch you were sitting on.