"Kirstine?" it was unbelievable.
"Ethan... You have to -", she convinced me still even if I couldn't listen to her.
Her smile, her lips, her cheeks, her eyes, her hanging hair, her everything, or maybe it was her presence. I had to know what stopped me from hearing what she had to say so that I could try to restrain it. But I figured it was just her and not something about her.
Ever since we met again, she'd been giving me warnings yet I also continued doing my thing - admiring her as greatly as I could. She, still, hadn't yet refrained.
"Tine, where were you?" finally, I had the strength to ask.
"It doesn't matter right now. You all have to leave here", she said.
"Doesn't matter? Of course, it does. You left. You left... me", I started to believe that I would maybe get the answers I
