Daring to Dream

Epilogue

The calm after the storm… thanks to my reviewers Moriko Hikari, Yevievt, dangra and cherryblossom51. Moriko Hikari also for the favourite and cherryblossom51, Yevievt and Golden Pantha for the alerts.

Sam stood alone, staring at the darkening sky. She was covered in scratches and there was a nasty gash across her face that would heal by the end of the month leaving nothing but a scar to show it had been there. Her mind was in confusion and she was trying her hardest to keep it blank.

“Sam?” Danny came up behind her and she fought to keep the blush from her cheeks.

“What?” She said bitterly.

“Sam I’m sorry okay!” Sam spun around, ready to scream at him but stopped.

“I suppose you had your reasons,” she said begrudgingly as he raised a gentle hand to her face.

Valerie followed the tracks left by Danny before her in the newly fallen snow. She wanted to talk to him, to explain that she was sorry, most of all she wanted to mend their broken relationship and start again, even though he had already pushed her away. She stopped in her tracks and stared at Danny and Sam. They were, you could say, making out, gently.

Valerie bit her lip and slowly turned away, fighting the tears that threatened to come. Tucker watched her go from his vantage point, he was smiling as he sent a message on his PDA to Jazz telling her that he’d won the bet. They had gotten together within the month.

A ghost watched the pair of them; her heart ached as she spent the last few minutes on earth. The minutes she had begged for, bargained for, and finally gained. The chance to see her best friend one last time. Tears fell down her face as her shoulders rocked in a silent laughter of relief. Relief that it was over, Sam was safe and… more importantly, the man she loved had gone down the right path.

Madison turned away and savoured one last memory of the times she had spent with Danny before the Darkness had taken over his soul. A breath of wind whispered through her white hair and with one last sad smile, she began the lonely walk away from Amity Park. Her image faded and soon there was nothing to show she had walked away without looking back except for the fading footprints that were imprinted in the snow.

IT IS OVER!!!!!!! Wow, not how I expected to end it, and yes it is incredibly short, I have a wonderful gift of saying a lot in very little words… it tends to become a problem for stories with parts… he he

For readers of La Segre Hermanas it will be updated soon, I just need to finish a few things but it is the school holidays where I am so I have more time to update; you can expect that update by the 10th of July