I finally opened my eyes after a second of accepting the pain. My eyes fluttered around a bit before actually opening.

"Y/n are you ok?" Kita asked. It was a soft whisper near my face. He must have caught me as I fell. "Sorry Kita, I didn't mean to fall." I whispered. He turned me and put me onto my feet. I leaned on my right leg to try and take the pain of my other leg. He probably noticed that but didn't say anything.

"The sky look pretty tonight." I said to him looking up at the sky. "Yeah, it's nice." He answered looking up. I started to walk into the city. The city wasn't that far away and there was a special spot that I loved to go at night.

"Come on." I beckoned him over. He walked over taking his time. We walked in the silence towards the little hill on the right side of the town.

I was a walking in-front of him at a faster pace. I made it up to the stop of the hill where the train's would pass by. The road used to be used by now it's just for show. The sky was starry tonight. It was beautiful and lucid. It looked like as if the universe had a rip in it. The outside was navy and blue and the rip was pink and purple. The stars were covering the sky and it was mesmerising.

I stood at the railway watching as the stars were shining. The train's wigwag closed. (Wigwag is the gate that closed when a train comes by). The lights turned red and I backed away a bit. A train this late?

She stood at the wigwag looking up at the sky. Her (colour) (length)hair blowing at the soft breeze. Her head tilted up at the sky. She leaned on her right foot her hands clinging onto her skirt. She looked... beautiful. I watched her hair blew to the left when the train passed by. I walked up to her just as the gate opened.

"C'mon Kita we're almost there." She grabbed my hand pulling me across the railway. She hopped across the railway swiftly making sure not to injure her foot anymore than it was. I tried to keep up with her fast paced skipping. She barely made any noise tapping the stones on the path. We took a detour across a field and then went up a hill.