Late nights, all entwined
Made a promise to never say goodbye
Made a promise to never say goodbye
"Thanks, Tal," she said with a smile as she finished rolling up her string. "I appreciate it." Truth be told, she might should talk to him about it, given that she had escaped what could very well turn into a political nightmare for the day. But she just couldn't bring herself to share how royally messed up things were, and that once again, her personal life was getting in her way. So instead she shoved all thoughts of politics and militias and boys from her mind. "It's interesting," Soh admitted with a laugh. "Sometimes I think he likes to do things just to be difficult, but he's always there for me when I need him. He's a part of me. I don't know what I'd do without him."
When Tal began to run, Soh tossed her kite into the air and ran with him, laughing aloud as the wind caught the kite and pulled it jerkingly into the sky. It dipped and bobbed as she ran (she wasn't very good at flying kites) but eventually, it stabilized high above them in the clear blue sky. "Is flying a kite like flying a skyboat? Soh called, curious.
When Tal began to run, Soh tossed her kite into the air and ran with him, laughing aloud as the wind caught the kite and pulled it jerkingly into the sky. It dipped and bobbed as she ran (she wasn't very good at flying kites) but eventually, it stabilized high above them in the clear blue sky. "Is flying a kite like flying a skyboat? Soh called, curious.
I replay it in the back of my mind
Over and over again
Over and over again
Sohalia
