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I could tell dad was as drunk as I was. "Yes, isn't it obvious I'm ready?" he said as he took his shirt off. He got into the bed, propping pillows up so he would be arched. Then he told me, "Sorry, this song from Rush, 2112, is like twenty minutes long. This is my last song, so I wanted to make it worth it. Do you mind doing the reverse cowgirl again?"

She smirked. He cleared his throat. “Alright. Then I’ll sing for you.” Her eyes widened. She was about to take back what she said when he had already started singing with a gentle voice. Her breath hitched. She could only place her phone on the side table, putting it to charge. Her eyes gradually closed as she snuggled in her pillow and blanket, listening to his voice had a calming effect on her as he sang the song ‘At Last’ by Etta James in his own version.

Elijah didn’t just sing, he commanded. The first note rolled out low and velvet-smooth, wrapping around the room like smoke. The song was old, a classic love ballad Fiona had once played on repeat during late-night study sessions in college—“At Last” by Etta James, but slower, rawer, like he’d stripped it down to its bones and rebuilt it with his own heartbeat. And his eyes? They never left Fiona. Not once. Sebastian felt it like a punch to the gut. He’s singing to her. Not to the room. Not for the laughs. To her. Every lyric:

However, it was far too late. I wanted to tell her I didn't blame her, but I knew she could never hear me. In my final moments, I would never know if Mom truly spent her life atoning, nor what path Ryan would take in the orphanage. All I could sense was freedom from every burden. And with the wind, the life of Jessie Hartwell faded away.

Even when she says the last lie: “I’m still yours.” And then— The world ends.

My vision starting to get fuzzy and his words sounding so distant. The pain became unbearable but I pushed a saliva down as I attempted to say my last words. The ones he deserved to hear. “I..love…you..Dam…” My words trailed off as I fell deep into the pit of darkness, unaware of where I was or who I was. The last thing I feel is something holding onto me until I can feel it no more. Thank you, Damon. I muttered into the darkness.

"We've yelled words we shouldn't We fought for the best Those tears we were crying, both happy and sad," Gavin sang. She never knew that he had a great voice. "Oh, time, it stops and people fade when you step in a room I don't love anyone the way I love you," Estevan then sang. "We don't fear the silence, You read like a book. I'd last a decade on one of those looks. I would give the ocean up to swim in your blues. I don't love anyone the way I love you. The way I love you, The way I love you," Gabe sang.

“Share my life, take me for what I am…’Cause I'll never change all my colors for you…Take my love, I'll never ask for too much…Just all that you are and everything that you do..I don't really need to look very much further…I don't want to have to go where you don't follow…I won't hold it back again, this passion inside…I can't run from myself, there's nowhere to hide….Don't make me close one more door….I don't wanna hurt anymore…Stay in my arms if you dare…Or must I imagine you there…Don't walk away from me…I have nothing, nothing, nothing…Don't make me close one more door…I don't wanna hurt anymore…Stay in my arms if you dare…..Or must I imagine you there…Don't walk away from me, no…Don't w

The crowd is still on uproar but the loudest scream is coming from Gabriel's table particularly from his pale face friend. "Our last song for tonight's set is everything after the fall." I decided to be cryptic about the introduction for our last song and then again, I am amazed just by how the crowd fell into silence again as if they are all waiting for us to play. I've never seen such respectful crowd before. "This is Jar of Hearts by Christina Perri." Gabriel's "I know I can't take one more step towards you Cause all that's waiting is regret Don't you know I'm not your ghost anymore

I'll Never Love Again by Lady Gaga was playing. “Make another round,” he said. I burst out laughing and raised more the volume. “Alright, alright!” I turned around and headed for the road near the woods. Wish I could, I could've said goodbye I would've said what I wanted to Maybe even cried for you If I knew it would be the last time I would've broke my heart in two Tryna save a part of you We sang louder, not caring about how horrible our voices sounded. We just sang as nothing else mattered.