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Edge of The Tower
Kyle crane x y/n
The sun is sinking behind the crumbling skyline of Harran, turning the sky a bruised orange. From the rooftop of the Tower, the city looks almost peacefulâuntil you notice the slow, wandering shapes below. Biters. Always biters.
You tighten your gloves, the rough fabric scraping your palms, and brush hair from your face. Youâve been in Harran longer than most of the runners from the Tower. Long enough to know every jump, every broken railing, every place the infected like to gather. Long enough to survive.
The metal door behind you creaks open.
âFigured Iâd find you up here.â
You donât turn immediately. Youâd recognize that voice anywhere.
Crane steps onto the roof, the fading light catching on the sweat-damp strands of his hair. His movements are careful but confidentâthe kind that only come after weeks of nearly dying on rooftops across Harran.
You finally glance over your shoulder.
âThought you were still out with Breckenâs runners,â you say.
He shrugs, leaning against the ledge beside you. âWas. They wanted someone who actually knows the rooftops. Guess who they sent me to.â
You huff quietly. âLucky you.â
For a moment, the two of you stand there in silence, watching the city sink into dusk. The air grows colder. Down below, the infected start to stir more aggressively. Night is coming.
Crane breaks the silence first.
âSo,â he says, glancing at you. âYouâve been here longer than me. Tell me something.â
âWhat?â
âHow the hell are you still alive?â
A small smile tugs at your lips.
âRule one,â you say, pointing toward a cluster of rooftops across the street. âNever take the obvious path. Biters follow noise and habit. You go where they donât expect.â
Crane studies the route youâre indicatingâan impossible-looking series of jumps, narrow beams, and broken billboards.
âYou actually run that?â
âEvery supply run.â
He lets out a quiet whistle. âRemind me never to bet against you.â
You roll your eyes, but thereâs a flicker of amusement in your chest.
A distant scream cuts through the streets below. Both of you freeze. Then the guttural roar of infected follows.
Crane straightens instantly. âThat sounded close.â
Youâre already moving toward the edge of the rooftop, scanning the alleyways. Two runners from the Tower are sprinting down the street, a swarm of infected chasing them.
âDamn it,â you mutter.
Crane looks at you. âWe going?â
You glance at the rooftops again, mapping the fastest route in your head. Then you nod.
âStick close to me,â you say, pulling your hood up slightly as the wind picks up. âDonât miss the second jump. The landingâs broken.â
Crane smirks faintly. âWow, you do care if I survive.â
You shoot him a look. âOnly because youâd slow me down if you turned.â
That earns a quiet laugh from him. For a brief second, your eyes meet. Thereâs something unspoken there, something thatâs been slowly building during supply runs, late-night patrols, and shared moments catching your breath on rooftops.
The screams below snap the moment apart.
âReady?â you ask.
Crane nods once. âAfter you, Tower veteran.â
You sprint forward, boots pounding against the rooftop before launching into the air. The wind rushes past as you clear the gap. Behind you, you hear Crane follow. Somehowâeven with infected screaming below and night creeping over Harranâyou canât help the small thought crossing your mind.
He trusts you.
And maybe⌠youâre starting to trust him too.
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The Modern Montague
You hate mornings. Not because of the alarm, not because of school itself, but because itâs him.
Romeo Montague.
Youâve seen him before, of course. Everyone has. The boy with the smirk that makes your teeth grind and the hair that looks like itâs styled by actual magic. Heâs charismatic, annoyingly confident, and somehow manages to make walking down the hall feel like entering a war zone. And today⌠heâs leaning against the locker across from your locker, arms crossed, smirking like he owns the worldâand like heâs about to ruin your entire morning.
âFancy meeting you here,â he says, voice low and teasing.
You glance at him, unamused. âOh, I see. Youâre claiming this locker too?â
His smirk widens. âWhy not? Itâs prime real estate. Plus⌠itâs right across from your locker. I like a little⌠chaos in my mornings.â
Chaos. Thatâs one word for it. Infuriating would be another.
You slam your locker shut with a little more force than necessary. âWell, youâre about to get a lot of chaos because I will not be moving.â
He raises a brow. âYouâre feisty. I like that.â
You glare. âYou do not like me,â you snap.