Saving You, Saving Me
“Seize them when you can, because those are the moments that make life worth living.”
Life is measured in moments. Moments are measured by chance, and chances are everything. Had I not been at Dr. Green’s office the day after I turned eighteen, this story would have been very different. Dangerously different. I thought I was the one who was doing all the saving, but in reality, the opposite was true.
Daggers/Collins came by to visit me at my parents’ house a month after he broke up with me and took me to the beach so we could talk. He was dress in faded jeans and a plaid shirt, while I wore a pink ruffled summer dress. It was awkward, and we both looked like hell, having lost weight. Dressed like that, he looked very young, close to 19 or 20. “I’ve missed you,” he said reaching for my hand.
“I’ve missed you, too,” I said, gulping down the tears that threatened to spill down my face.
“Sammy baby,”
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