Left

I heaved a heavy sigh and tried not to cry, my chest rising and falling rapidly as I packed the last of my stuff.

I gathered my suitcase and avoided Mei’s eyes. She was… crying?


Well, it made sense.


I was going to leave. To- to another country. Away… from her.





It was never meant to work out.



“Zeke, before you leave, I-“ she hesitated as I turned to look at her, my eyes growing hot at the sight of of her red, tear-glazed face.

“You’re a jerk.” She spat out before crossing her arms disapprovingly.


I turned around and walked out.

I shoved my stuff in the car.


Turned on the engine.


..


“That little-“ I swore under my breath before getting out the car and running back into the house.


I threw myself into Mei’s arms and started crying onto her shoulder.

Who cared if it wasn’t manly?


“Mei, I’m not leaving until you get in that car.” I whispered angrily.

She shoved me off,


“Zeke..” she stared at me wide-eyed, half-happy, half-angry.


I grabbed her wrist before immediately dropping it as I remembered she has boundaries.


“Mei, _please_. I-.. I love you, Mei.”





She ran into her room.

I sighed sadly and went out into the car.



I was about to drive off when I saw her in the side mirror, yelling something and holding two suitcases. Was she coming along?

My heart leapt with joy and I couldn’t help but smile.


She got in the car and dumped her stuff in the back, sniffling,

“You’re not leaving without me, jerk.” She smiled.


My smiled widened as I kissed her on the cheek and drove off.



This was the start of a new life.

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