"The next parts get romantic though," she warns, seeing he was still interested.
"Well you did steal a kiss that night on Christmas. After that things happened and we grew closer. A lot closer. Eventually we moved to this abandoned mall and you and I spent the day exploring. We went into a pet store for Max, who loves his balls. And then we found a theater and you kept picking scary movies, knowing that I hate them because of how scared I got."
The idea struck her that maybe that would help, showing him some of the movies he had said he liked. She held onto that idea, storing it for later use.
"There was, erm," she blushed, "more kissing there, and we made it offical we were dating that day. I felt on top of the world, finally falling in..."
the word stuck to her tongue, her throat constricting as she stared into those eyes that had once held the love she wanted to speak of within. It almost made her want to cry, knowing it was gone now.
"Nevermind," she murmured, "Uh, anyways after that we found a music store and I tried teaching you piano. It was one of the few days in Bolivia we weren't constantly on edge. Shortly after that Narcos died and we came back here and we got a couple normal weeks together. It felt amazing. Until I found out you were leaving me for the marines."
Tears flooded her eyes and she looked away, trying to hide them, "I...I begged you not to go, I was so scared you'd get hurt or die and you promised you wouldn't. I Guess...guess that promise got broken. I was so scared of losing you..."
"...and now I have," she whispered to herself, rubbing away the tears streaking her cheeks.