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Quinten was pretty sure he hadn’t PROCESSED this all yet. His body and mind have been completely numb for the past three days. ever since he got the phone call...that STUPID phone call. It didn’t feel like a reality, maybe it was a sick joke. However Quinten was thrust out of his insensible state and into reality when he was at her funeral, HOLLY’S FUNERAL. Those two words kept replaying over and over again in Quinn’s mind as he tried to get a grasp on the situation. He sat in the back of the church, God when was the last time he had been in a church??
Quinten sat there as the funeral passed, the words that were being said swimming around in his mind. He couldn’t process it, he couldn’t handle it. There was no way she was GONE, she couldn’t be. Holly was the light of his life, she had changed him...FIXED him. Every breath he took was motivated by Holly, and now she was gone.
Quinn wasn’t sure how much time had passed, but it must have been a considerable amount. Someone was closing up the casket, his vision was too blurry to even make out who it was. His chest tightened and it felt as if someone had stuck a hot knives through his lungs. This was REAL, there was no way it was a joke. She was gone...and he was supposed to protect her. He pushed himself up from the pew, stumbling outside of the church, quickly turning a corner and making his way to the side of the building. He had no idea what he was doing, but he had to get out of there.
Shaking hands moved upwards, running them through black locks. “FUCK!!” The word escaped out of his mouth like FIRE, “FUCK!! GOD DAMMIT!! NO!!” She couldn’t be gone, she couldn’t be gone. His hands moved down from his hair and balled into fists, connecting with the brick exterior of the church once, twice...three times. “Why did you take HER!?” He repeated the sentence over and over again, fists repeatedly hitting the wall. He didn’t care how much is hand hurt, he couldn’t really feel it. His rage was blinding him from the pain. After a moment he gasped for air, falling forward so his forehead rested against the cool, bloody brick.
“Holly...” The name escaped his lips with a SOB, and he turned around, sliding down the brick wall. Thin legs were pulled to his chest and he hugged them close, not even caring that he was sobbing. Normally he would be ashamed that he was showing so much emotion, but nothing mattered to him anymore. Holly wasn’t here. He was alone, all over again, just as broken as before they met.