Chapter 15

I always right past a cemetery on the way to school. I was looking over the headstones as I passed thinking to myself these ones people who laughed and ate and lived and loved. And now they won't anymore.

Today though, I stopped my bike having the urge to go in. I gave him to said urges. After securing my bike near the gate I walked in. I didn't think I would remember the way through the rows and rows grey headstones, trees and brushes but I forged along anyway with only muscle memory to guide me.

I stopped at a turning...and it was right there just like I remembered from all those years ago. Nothing had changed really. Timeless in a way.

The cemetery was so silent, it was almost deafening.

My hand caressed the headstone. The name on it read: SAVANNAH McGREW, and it's been three years on this very date since she died.

Death is a funny thing. One moment you see someone's smiling face and the next you hear of them..dead. Pale, cold, unmoving. And the only thing you have left are th