Horizon Ridge You need it so believe it

Oh, look, there's my heart... breaking in two

He'd made his way back, and her stomach twisted in anticipation. Once mounted, her legs had moved outward slightly, offering herself a better system of support as a foreign weight was placed atop her slender form. It was odd, for only yesterday had she been within her home, observing the plants and then gazing at the stars. Yet now, there she was offering herself over to a stranger, a male that she knew not even the name of. And, though she'd never admit it aloud, she enjoyed it. The suddenness of it all had been thrilling, her usual way of life consisting of careful planning. She'd allowed for nature to control her, and had been awarded with a feeling most unusual. Initially, a whine had slipped past her lips, but quickly was she silenced and left to enjoy her time with the male.

As if by fate, she'd glanced upwards, eyes finding a dark mass that she was most familiar with. She knew him, could tell him apart from others even when such a great distance was between them, and instantly her heart had started to ache. She could not see his face, not clearly, but when he'd turned and gone, she knew that she'd hurt him. Another whine made its way out of her throat, and she'd attempted to move forward, only to find that she could not. The grip of the once playful individual was one that she could not escape, forcing her to stay there and watch as the first, and only, one she had ever shared an I love you with left. Within her chest, it'd felt as if her heart had been crushed, and yet her body as whole still longed for and welcomed the touch of the stranger.