Tangled Love

I sniffle before signalling for the tissue box. Ivory grabs a tissue, wiping her own eyes before passing it to me.

"It's just so sad, you know?" I sniffle, watching Rose pleading for Jack to wake up. He's clearly dead, his whole body turning blue and icicles forming on the strands of his hair.

"What a waste of a beautiful human," Ivory mumbles, blowing into her tissue. She turns towards me —

"I can't believe you've never watched the Titanic before Emily, it gets me every time."

We're both laying on the couch in our pyjama's, staring up at the TV where the movie is almost coming to an end. The door creaks open, revealing Jake and Tobias watching us with an amused expression.

"Really girls?" Tobias asks, shaking his head and chuckling at us both. He lunges forward and snatches the remote from Ivory's hand, causing her to shriek loudly.

"Tobias! No! It's almost the end!"

She runs at him, knocking over a vase of flowers on the coffee table. I sniffle again and wipe my eyes, looking up to find Jake standing over me holding back a laugh.

"Really Emily?" He grins down at me, his hands inside his jacket pockets.

"Shut up Melvin," I mumble at him, reaching for another spoonful of Nutella. I have to drown my sorrows in something. Before I have the chance to devour it, Jake plucks it out of my hands in one swift move.

and cry over chick flicks.

spoon again. Jake is quicker than me and suddenly I'm flung in the air with

him, slapping his back. He ignores my screams of

vibrates against me as he chuckles and I huff unhappily. I find myself suddenly being flung down

chest and pouting. Jake rolls his

"Jake! You're too strong, you'll squash me like a bug!"

head back as the joyous sound fills

he tells me, blue eyes sparkling brightly. Warmth spreads through my

*****

is causing me

the grass, hear the birds. I pull on

up in fear forever. The local park is a ten minute walk away however I get there in five

down pup," I instruct Boe who's barking at another dog a few feet away. I tug on her leash and she obeys to my

and peaceful. The sun is shining through the stands of the tree's and I inhale deeply, loving the benefits Mother Nature has to offer. A slight breeze whips around me and

I turn immediately only to find the branches swaying to and fro from the breeze. Stop being

to jog ahead of the dog, smiling as she follows me. We both weave

my muscles loosening the further I go. When I glance down, Boe isn't with me. I immediately stop and turn, scanning the area. . . She's nowhere to be

decide to re-trace my steps and