Stefan dropped me off, and as I climbed the concrete steps, I felt a rush of wind swirl around me. I smiled up at the inky sky above me.
All in all, the day had been good. I was so much closer to Stefan as a result, and he certainly gave me for for thought when it came to the fact that Brian maybe wasn't as much as an asshole as I thought.
I sighed, and wandered into my apartment. Throwing my stuff down, I hit the answering machine button and waited for the messages to play.
"Hey girlie! I couldn't get ahold of you again, but just letting you know Alexi and I had to fly back to Helsinki real quick, some problem at the flat. But I'll be back really soon. You HAVE to ring me, or email. Hit me up any way so when I come back, I can see you PROPERLY and we can discuss whats happening in our lives.
I miss you so0o much! And I wish I could have seen you for longer! I swear, an emoticon cannot portray the sadness I feel right about now! Even though I'm not using and emoticon. EH thats not the point, and I'm ranting. So talk to you soon OKAY! love ya, Ell...?
The machine beeped, showing the end of message. I sighed, but couldn't help grin. I reached round and grabbed a post-it note. Scrawling ring ell, I slapped it onto my fridge, then, on second thoughts, I pulled it off and slapped it on the bottle of midori on the bench. I'd actually see it there.
Picking the bottle up, I walked forward to get a glass. I set the bottle onto the counter again, and I reached and grabbed a glass. My machine clicked again, signaling another message. And the voice that played out into my almost silent apartment, filled it just like he had always done. The glass in my hand slipped as my hand went limp. It fell and shattered onto the floor.
"Hey...It's uhh, Brian. Brian Molko."
There was a long pause, before, just beofre the machine would have cut him off, he said.
"We need to talk."
I felt myself crumple, and slowly, I fell like my glass to the floor, shattered.
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Short I know.
Next update uber soon, and that one should be in Brians P.O.V =D
Love, Eleanor.
