DancingwithDestiny

"Ever heard of that old myth," Lea mused, "that the stars are really other worlds, and that their light comes from all the people's hearts?" Lea, and his friend Isa, were both lying on their backs on the grass next to one another, looking up at the clear, starlit sky. Normally they wouldn't have done this, given that this would have been a school night, but it was the summer, and both had just started their summer vacations. "It's false, you know," Isa said, not batting an eye. "Aw, way to take the magic out of things!" Lea said with a huff. "I did say it was a myth, tch." "Well, it's true." Isa said. "The light doesn't come from the peop

"Damn, it's cold." It was mid-afternoon in New York City, and Axel and Roxas had just stepped out onto the wintry streets. A bitter wind gusted through, and there was about an inch of snow on the ground. "I thought the cold didn't bother you," Roxas remarked with a small smirk. Axel looked down at him, a small smile forming on his face as well. "Eh, it's not bothering me; just commenting on the weather, that's all," he said, nonchalant. For as long as Roxas had known him, which was about 3 years now, Axel was  always warm - he attributed it to good circulation and a metabolism on hyperdrive - and always liked to keep as wa