Chapter 1
Save you.
Sometimes i wish i could save you.
And there's so many things that i want you to know
I won't give up till it's over
If it takes forever, i want you to know
I wish i could save you...
___________________________
It was a dark stormy night and I was feeling extremely down. Why, I had no idea. I entered the cafe and Sherry, the cashier smiled at me as soon as i stepped inside.
"Hey Geet! What would you like? The usual?" She asked and i just nodded, completely distracted.
I had lived in this small town of Manning, Alberta, Canada since years. Here, everyone knew each other. My parents had died in an accident a few years ago and right after that, my aunt told me that i was psychic. I was shocked of course but that fact about my life had explained a lot of things that had happened to me.
I took a seat near the window and stared out at the pouring rain. And then i noticed the napkin scrunched up, lying on the table. I absentmindedly touched it and suddenly, an image flashed across my eyes. It was of a man smiling. He seemed to be around the height of 6'2, brown eyes and dark brown hair. He was definitely handsome and then i saw someone dressed in black carrying a knife behind the handsome man. I gasped.
"Here's your coffee Geet." Sherry said putting the cup down on my table causing me to snap out of my reverie. Only then did i notice that i was sweating and my heart was racing as if i'd just ran a marathon. Sherry stared at me concerned. "Hey, you okay?" She asked putting a light hand on mine. I forced a smile and nodded. She walked off to the cashier and i stared at the napkin for a long time.
Who the hell was that man? Why would i have visions of him? I don't even know him!
_________________________
..Wow. 😆 This is my first Maan-Geet SS so i hope you guys like it. 😃
And, um, i promise to complete this one unlike all my other incomplete AK FFs. 🤣
Leave a comment, press the LIKE button. If you'd like to be added to my PM list, please let me know in your comment. 😃
-Jot.
Sometimes i wish i could save you.
And there's so many things that i want you to know
I won't give up till it's over
If it takes forever, i want you to know
I wish i could save you...
___________________________
It was a dark stormy night and I was feeling extremely down. Why, I had no idea. I entered the cafe and Sherry, the cashier smiled at me as soon as i stepped inside.
"Hey Geet! What would you like? The usual?" She asked and i just nodded, completely distracted.
I had lived in this small town of Manning, Alberta, Canada since years. Here, everyone knew each other. My parents had died in an accident a few years ago and right after that, my aunt told me that i was psychic. I was shocked of course but that fact about my life had explained a lot of things that had happened to me.
I took a seat near the window and stared out at the pouring rain. And then i noticed the napkin scrunched up, lying on the table. I absentmindedly touched it and suddenly, an image flashed across my eyes. It was of a man smiling. He seemed to be around the height of 6'2, brown eyes and dark brown hair. He was definitely handsome and then i saw someone dressed in black carrying a knife behind the handsome man. I gasped.
"Here's your coffee Geet." Sherry said putting the cup down on my table causing me to snap out of my reverie. Only then did i notice that i was sweating and my heart was racing as if i'd just ran a marathon. Sherry stared at me concerned. "Hey, you okay?" She asked putting a light hand on mine. I forced a smile and nodded. She walked off to the cashier and i stared at the napkin for a long time.
Who the hell was that man? Why would i have visions of him? I don't even know him!
_________________________
..Wow. 😆 This is my first Maan-Geet SS so i hope you guys like it. 😃
And, um, i promise to complete this one unlike all my other incomplete AK FFs. 🤣
Leave a comment, press the LIKE button. If you'd like to be added to my PM list, please let me know in your comment. 😃
-Jot.
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