Give Me All Your Poison... Ummm No Thanks

I stumbled back and bumped into the wall with a huff.

"Frank! Oh my goodness, thank the heavens!" she said in her usual voice. She look practically the same, but with a glow on her and something buldging from her back.

"W-Wa-?" I questioned before she was infront of me, covering my mouth. It didn't help for people to not notice me, since everyone in the room had already been staring at me.

"Shush. They already noticed your acting funny." She stated the invious as Midnight began to get up and come over.

"F-Frank? A-Are you o-okay?" She sniffled.

i looked frantically at Marzia, who nodded her head and whispered to say yes. "Ye-Yeah." I said, standing upright again and running my hand through my hair.

"O-Okay." She walked back over to where she was and went on her phone to avoid bursting to peices again.

"Okay, now come with me to the bathroom subtly. " Marzia said, taking my hand and leading me to the bathroom.

I got in there and locked the door behind me before lookin back up to see Marzia smiling in my face. A worrying sight since she had died hours ago.

"Frank, I only have a little bit of time left, so I need you to help me." She said, takin both my hands in hers.

"W-Why are you still here?" I asked, hoping she wasn't stuck here like Matt.

"Don't worry," she smiled "I'm still getting into the 'after-life' or whatever, but I was allowed a short time to same goodbye, but I knew you would be the only one to handle it."

"O-Okay. What am I helping with? Are we going out there and I'll say what you tell me to, or tell me know and when your gone I tell them?"

"I want to write one last personal note to everyone and you'll just deliver them, okay?" She looked me into the eyes and I looked back into the now glowing irises she had once had.

"Anything for you." I hugged her and went and got papers and pencils.

She toke about an hour to write down all her last words to her closest freinds and family. Some were in English and some in Italian, but all had names and some addresses on the backs.

"Frank, thank you. For everything. As soon as you arrived, my life turned for the good and I had the best last few days ever." Marzia hugged me and when I felt her warm embrace slip away I gathered the notes and stepped out of the bathroom.

"Frank. What took you so-" Felix started before spotting his note on the top of the pile with his name etched in Marzia's very individual handwriting. "W-Where d-did you find those?" He pointed to the pile of notes.

"They are Marzia's last words to her loved ones. She told me to tell you that she only wished she could have said more, but it was her time to go." I hugged him and have his note.

"Midnight," I walked over to my girlfriend and pulled her into a tight embrace. "This is for you. She says she really appreciated our sacrifice to come here." I handed her the note and walked to Chrysalis.

"Here, she said she regretted not getting to talk and get to know you more." I have her a warm smile and handed her the note.

"Kalel." I said, handing her the note. "She said she regretted never getting to meet your babies, well cats."

"Anthony?" I walked over to him an looked up to his face with a smile plastered in mine. "This is for you and Ian. She said that she just wished she got to see more of you two."

"Gee?" I called. Gerard walked out of the kitchen with his heavy eyes and walked over to me. "From Marzia. She wanted to also thank you for bringing hope, love and laughter to her in her time of need."

They all looked at me with astonished eyes. I just looked at each of them before throwing on a jacket and walking out the door.

I got into our rental car and drove to the post office. It took about ten minutes to arrive, when I got there I bought some stamps quickly and put however many were needed to send them to their rightful destinations before putting them into the mail box with a kiss for good luck.

Notes

I am SO sorry for the lack of updates. I had a cousin born and had two of my friends have their grandparent pass away. They both asked me to attend the funeral with them for support, so I knew I had to go.

I love you all and thanks for reading.

~Anonymous, xoxo