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Five Years Ago
Carter
I CAN’T DECIDE IF THE UNIVERSE loves me or hates me.
Maybe it loves to hate me. Maybe it’s mischievous. Maybe this is all
karma. Karma for what, I couldn’t be sure, but I’ve done something to catch
the Universe’s attention and I think it’s definitely fucking with me. Because
I’m in love. I’m madly, deeply, painfully in love with a girl that I know I’ll
never have. Because the heavens created arguably the most perfect creature in
their repertoire, dangled her in front of me for my entire life, and chose to rip
her away before I had the chance to tell her how I felt.
There is no other reasonable explanation for the series of events. Fate
sucks.
I always thought falling in love would feel like flying, soaring, swimming
through clouds. But being in love with her feels more like a punch to the
stomach. A karate chop to the throat. A wipe out on a surfboard. The way she
looks in that green dress. Pretty much anything that can knock the wind right
out of you and make you forget how to breathe. It’s confusing and
excruciating, an overall aching in your chest cavity. Living for the slight hope
that maybe it’s all worth it because she can’t breathe either. Moments like
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that do exist, sometimes. Rare moments where I’m sure she feels the same
way. Well, maybe not so madly, deeply, painfully; but maybe something’s
there. When she looks at me in a certain light, or when she laughs at my
jokes. When she smiles that smile that’s just for me.
I didn’t notice it at first– that smile. I watched her smile at everyone she
knows. Her smiles were a little different with each of them, her special way
of making everyone around her feel special too. We were nine years old
when I found a penny on the ground and I gave it to her. I thought she needed
luck more than I did because I felt lucky just to know her. That was the first
time she gave me the smile that was just mine. A smile unique in itself,
something she doesn’t give anyone else. That day felt like flying. Soaring.
Swimming through clouds.
“You have to make a move,” Dom whispered in my ear. I rolled my eyes at
my best friend.
I didn’t want a joint graduation party at first. Our parents insisted because
that’s what would be easiest for them. They were best friends, after all. It
made sense to celebrate the high school graduation of both Penelope and I at
the same time.
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