This story definitely has
some romantic fling in it. It's about a girl and two guys and a most cliché
love triangle. My persona was the girl and I switched back and forth between
persona and bystander (where I just watch the story unfold by itself) so I could
take a good look at how my persona looked like. She was a very pretty, petite,
ordinary, brunette girl-next-door. And because she sort of reminded me of that
Rachael from Glee, I'm going to call her that. She has two very good friends,
Chris and Vincent, whom just likes to be called Vinnie. Rachael basically has a
crush on Chris, but Chris only sees her as a little sister, while Vinnie has a
crush on Rachael.
According to the
background story, what was not shown in the Dream itself, is that Rachael had
confessed to Chris before but was rejected, politely I might add. Chris
explained the best he could that he only wanted to be friends. Though this was
heart-breaking for Rachael, they remained friends. Rachael enjoyed their
friendship, secretly hoping that Chris would like her back. While she waited,
Vinnie, who is a friend of Chris but not very close, was always there to lend
her his shoulder. And though she knew that Vinnie had feelings for her, she
didn't want to give up on Chris.
The drama ended on the
night of a party. Rachael confronted Chris outside their friend's house, away
from the party. Chris had done something to her and as painful as it was, his
intentions were actually good ones. But he was still in the wrong and all he
could do was apologize. Rachael was angry at him on the inside, so much that
she wanted to cry. Her eyes were watery and before she left him and the party,
she gave him a peck on the lips. She walks away from the house and Vinnie, who
saw everything, followed her and offered to take her home.
“Hey... I know it was
really hard.. but you were strong out there. You did good.. I just want you to
know that..” Vinnie comforted her and because of his kind words, Rachael broke
out in tears. Vinnie cuddled her, letting her sob into his chest. They stood
there less than a minute before he led her to his car. It was a silent drive
and Rachael was calming down a bit. They didn't have dinner from leaving the
party a little early, they stopped by a diner to eat. At the diner, Vinnie did
his best to cheer Rachael up. Most of the conversation was silenced as I became
the narrator but their expressions told me that Vinnie succeeded in making
Rachael laugh. They had a good time. When they got back to the car, it started
to rain.
Halfway back to her house,
the rain was so heavy Vinnie had to pull over, afraid he couldn't see the road
through the downpour. They sat in the car and waited for the rain to lighten.
They continued to talk and joke around. When it got a bit cold, Vinnie lent Rachael
his coat. And before the Dream ended, fading into the darkness, the last thing
I saw was Rachael's face and the way she was looking at Vinnie. She was
smiling, with tenderness in her eyes; as if she finally realised that perhaps
the one she loved all this time was not the one she was looking for.
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