I need you.

His eyes traveled, lost, in the depths of the night. Shadows. A dark nothingness. And fear. A huge panic that could be felt all over his body.

Jimin could feel his clammy hands burning, differing with the cold environment. Maybe due to the tedious path he was trying to go over, jolting and falling because of the roots of the elm trees. Maybe because of his desperation.

He fell for what seemed like the thousandth time with a loud thud. A groan could be heard while he laid on the floor. He didn’t want to stand up. His legs where trembling and his whole body was aching after all the hits he had received. He blinked twice and forced himself to keep moving.

He stood up, panting, waited until his breath became normal and started to run again. He avoided some trees, rocks and branches and in five minutes he finally arrived at the meadow. He stopped dead in his tracks and a wave of relief calmed the sea of feelings that had been drowning him a while ago. There she was. Before him. Static, unmoving.

A dark silhouette sitting just where the cliff finished, at the peak of the edge.

He approached her slowly, trying to keep calm and to be as silent as he could. He sat besides her. Jimin closed his eyes and took a deep breath, enjoying how the salty scent of the sea flooded his lungs. He opened his eyes again and looked over her briefly. A newfound fear hit him when he cached her expression. Lost, motionless. Wandering through the immensity of the night.

He wanted to say something, break the silence, but the words died on his throat. He clenched his fists and bit his lip. Impotence started growing inside of h