↺ : * ▬ MOVE. ❜
Her back was against the ground and her legs dangled from the edge of the cliff, far from home because suddenly, home didn’t seem like home anymore. Her fingers refused to stopped drawing circles in the dry dirt like he used to and her legs didn’t seem able to cease lightly swinging like she used to and her trunk was packed with her broom not too far away and she was ready to go.
But she couldn’t bring herself to.
Her body denied any order to stop moving because if she couldn’t leave, then it wouldn’t stop, knowing that if it did stop, she would and it would have been the end of the end and she wouldn’t still be standing this time.
Their initials were embedded into the ground and newly scarred on her skin and she wasn’t sure if she wanted the sand to blow them away because part of her thought that forgetting would just make her even sicker.
But nature showed her it wasn’t her decision anymore.
It never had been.
They weren’t hers.
They never were.
Get up, a foreign voice commanded—her voice, the voice that was never heard until their voices finally faded, until now.
She wasn't hers either.
She was never hers until now.
Move, her voice gently said. You have to, because they... can’t.
Things didn’t fit anymore—perhaps they never would. She couldn’t make them fit and she wasn’t sure if she wanted them to fit now anyway. But what she was sure of was that she needed to go before she stopped and she wasn't really ready to stop--at least, not yet.
So, taking a deep breath and sparing no glances behind, she began all over again--by herself.
Rebekah Kim left.














