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Standing in front of, Basils hospital room, I mentally prepare myself for what I will say. I gently opened the door, seeing my friends look so happy at me made my heart hurt, I knew that once I confessed everything they would hate me, despise me, and yet I had to tell them, I had to tell them everything so that the weight on my shoulders would go away.
"...I need to tell you something..." There had been a lot less punching than he had expected, with, Aubrey being the only one to hit him. Perhaps the others were in to much shock and chased after, Aubrey to make sure she was okay. Walking closer to, Basils bed, I wait for him to wake up, he deserved to know that he no longer needed to carry the guilt of lying to his friends, and that all of our tangles of lies are over.
It only took a few minutes for, Basil to wake up. His face had a prominent black eye -my fault- and had several plasters. His eyes looked tired even though he had been less hurt than me. "I told them everything... You don't have to lie for me anymore." I thought I had been to blunt at first, but then I saw him smile, a genuine smile, like in the past, before the incident, looking at his face one last time, my heart swell with feelings I couldn't place... I wanted to say something else but I didn't know what to say. Without thinking I blurted out the only thing in my mind at that moment, "...I'm sorry..."
I felt my lips form a smile. With nothing else to say I leave the room, slowly I make my way towards a glass door, opening the door, I felt a cold breeze as the wind hit my face. Looking down I see how high of a fall it is, closing my eyes I lean forward feeling the rush of air and someone grabbing my waist. I could hear screaming but couldn't tell who it was due to the sound of the wind, only when I saw the windows reflection did I see it, Basil holding on like his life depended on it, before I could ask myself question as to why he would do that, everything went black.
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"...I'm sorry..." I couldn't understand why he was apologising, everything had been my fault, I made the decision to hide how, Mari actually died, I had been the one who lied to everyone for those four years, Sunny had no reason to apologise to me, I wanted to scream and shout at, Sunny, tell him everything is my fault, but then he smiled. It was the first time I saw him smile since the incident, it felt nostalgic in a way. For some reason I couldn't look away, -I even felt my cheeks getting warmer for some reason- only once he started leaving did I finally snap out of it.
Getting up I started following him. Even calling out his name, but he didn't even stop, I didn't know why I was so worried, it made no sense why I had this terrible feeling in my gut that something bad was going to happen. Sunny somehow managed to move faster than me, even though I was the one who was less injured.
Only once we were in the roof did I manage to catch up with, sunny was standing at the edge of the roof and started tilting forward, without thinking I sprint towards my friend, only when I grabbed onto his waist did I realize how bad of a plan this actually was.
The only thing I could do was wait for us to hit the ground. There was so much I wanted to say to Sunny but never got the chance to. Even now, all I could do was scream, actual words wouldn't leave my mouth, they couldn't. The earth coming ever closer to us. Closing my eyes I grip harder onto, Sunny hoping that the impact would be as painless as possible.
There was a splat, and then a blinding white light.