Those first few days when she saw him, she was not interested. She didn't want to be. He was every living idea of a bad boy wannabe. Yet somehow, his kindness, his gentleness... These intrigued her. Under a hard surface, those soft spots were there. She fell in love, fell in love, hard.
The ways things were at the start were fine. It was, in fact, more than fine. It was magic, it was forever in a few moments. It was eternity, it was joy. It was a colourful bubble. It burst.
Things changed. He didn't want to spend time with her anymore. The way he was, she misunderstood as him pushing her away. He told her that they need to be alone, discover themselves. She replied that she already knew who she is, in the sense of she knows what she wants and doesn't want.
She also understood that he was jealous. She wanted him to do something about it if he, in fact, felt like that. Because he kept telling her that he doesn't care. But she was more or less sure that he does. She just wanted it to be expressed in constructive action rather than destructive silence. That did not come to be.
She finally pushed him off. She started to feel like a tool. Something which gifts him what he doesn't want and something capable of dispensing money and food. An akshayapathram. This was not the case, yet she misunderstood it that way. Or was it really the case? One would never know.
These misunderstandings were usually followed by reconciliations. Sudden, swift, needy, clingy. It left her wondering whether they were, indeed, just scared to be alone.
Was it loneliness engulfing them or their first dip in solitude? Was it that they no longer needed nor wanted the other person? Was it that love had died?
Could it be that may be it's our first mistake? And maybe that's alright? It's crazy how we lost ourselves tonight... There's a reason why they say that we should give it time, but time is not enough; and that's the reason why when you're young you fall in love...