And I feel fine

[doomsdisco]

[That's strange. You could've sworn you were alone, but you're getting that distinct tingling feeling that someone is nearby.

After a double take or two you finally spot the culprit: a little girl, looking up at you with a soft smile.]

If the world were to end in six days, what would you like to do?

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[justkeepcutting]

I believe it is best to spend it with someone you love. Then you would have been together until the end.

[doomsdisco]

It makes me so happy to hear an answer like that.

You should go to them now; the person that you love. Spend this time with them.

[justkeepcutting]

[. . .]

I am afraid I cannot do that at the moment.

[doomsdisco]

You can't? Are they not here?

[justkeepcutting]

In a sense, yes.

They. . . are rather preoccupied with the company of others. . .

[doomsdisco]

Oh. My...

All the more reason to go and tell them how you feel, I think. This isn't a time to be dawdling--either of you.

[justkeepcutting]

. . .you feel I should confront him?

[doomsdisco]

I do!

If neither of you are honest with each other, you'll only be leaving behind regrets and could-have-been's. That isn't what you want, is it?