“You need to let it go now
Before you drown
I know that you won’t understand
But you need to let go of this hand
‘Cause I’m going down
And I don’t wanna take you down with me”
Provence’s legs trembled as she tried to push herself up off of the floor. Even with Hal’s hand helping her to balance, she could feel the gradual pull of the floor on her as she tilted to the side. She blinked twice as she looked up at what appeared to be two of her orange friend, smiling sheepishly. “Carry me?”
She watched as one of his thick eyebrows curved in an arch, taking note of the slight tug of a smirk on his lips. “You are utterly hopeless, aren’t you?” he teased, but still allowed her to crawl onto her back, her slender legs, wrapping themselves around his hips and her arms around his shoulders.
“Good thing I have you to take care of me!” Provence rested her head chin on the stop of Halloween’s head, leaning into the slender muscles of his back.Â
“You could at least try and help me out with that.”Â
It hurt to hear him say that. She knew that he didn’t mind coming to get her. That he would do it every night song long as it meant she was safe. But the guilt flared inside of her stomach because she knew. Provence knew that she took advantage of his kindness towards her. She pressed a kiss to the side of his head, taking in the soft scent of his hair. “Hey Hal,” she spoke softly against him, “thanks for everything.”Â



































