it was a little bit ridiculous. how viciously a game it was that destiny played with them. how she took their paths and aligned them side by side. enough that they knew each other's little quirks, enough that they heard each other's voices and laughter. enough to know each other's smiles. and yet she never let their paths cross over to the other's, she never let them walk hand in hand. they never truly did walk side by side.
that poor girl. she believed their paths would cross at one time or another. she believed with all that her fragile little heart could.
and poor boy, for he left things to chance too often, and believed in destiny a little too deeply-- when all she wanted was a little entertainment.
the romantic would say it was the world's loss to have not seen their happy ending.
the realist would argue it would not have lasted, for teenage hearts are nothing if not fickle.
then the romantic would retort that even if it wouldn't've lasted forever, at least they, even for a moment, loved purely and innocently.
and the realist would then ask, why go through the pain?
and the romantic would smile and say, if you let yourself go and loved then you would know, that it makes it all worthwhile.
the romantic always wins.
on second thought... she doesn't.