BurningGlory

This is story told in reverse: it starts with the end, and ends with once upon a time. There once was a boy- his name was Sora - and there once was a girl - her name was Kairi. Sora loved Kairi, and Kairi loved Sora. The end. While they spent almost every moment of their life together, not once had they admitted to loving each other. Despite their love being unspoken of, and despite them not knowing it, their bond was truly an eternal one. The end. Had it not been for human mortality, they would have been together forever. The end. It happened unexpectedly, as most tragedies often do. The driver of the taxi swerved past a car caught in

Roxas stared at the horrid thing with a frown. He held it, the sleek, black tie, tightly. He had already wasted so much time trying to figure out how to put in on, so in the end, he stuffed it in his pocket out of frustration. Looking back at the mirror in front of him, with a tilt of the head, he swiftly changed his mind and pulled the tie out again thinking he'd look better with it on after all. He proceeded to stare at it again and made a face at it thinking that perhaps doing so would magically tie it around his neck. That was when the door opened without warning and Riku walked in. "Roxas, Sora said to tell you that-" he said, before l

He was dreaming. He, Roxas, knew that he was dreaming because he always had the same dream. In his dream, seagulls cried out faintly and waves gently crashed against the sand. He saw a boy standing on a shore, barefooted. The boy had his sleeves rolled up, and there was an ice-cream stick in his mouth. Hiis blue eyes were fixed on the horizon. He always smiled. That upset Roxas. How could someone always smile? Around the boy was a beautiful, almost glimmering island. There were trees with long, extending leaves all around. One tree, in particular, had star-like fruits on it. This part of the island was new to Roxas. For the first time, he to