•Soul Eater•

It's a little short and uneventful but I know you guys were desperate and the next part is going to be amazing! Lots of drama ahead! ;D

•Chapter 29 - Anything•
•Kai•
I watched glumly as Aidan hauled the cardboard boxes through the hall, Ammi skipping gleefully alongside him like a puppy to its owner.
I hated this. Every part of Aidan moving in was pissing me off. I wouldn't get a moments peace ever again. My whole life would be in fast forward with that freak around. He didn't know how to stop; ever. It was go go go all the time with Aidan. I wasn't even sure whether i'd seen him properly sleep.
We couldn't be more different. Especially after the years. I had changed. I wasn't compatible with someone like him anymore. It made me sad to know that my own best friend was someone I couldn't relate to anymore.
"Kai, will you come help me with these boxes?" Ammi asked with a gentle smile. I watched her happiness and immediately hated how I had to make it falter.
"Sure, but we can't be long... I have to get you back to the hospital by ten thirty" I said with a forced smile, approaching her casually at the front door. Her own smile faded, her lips turning to a quivering state, her eyes filled with hurt and despair.
She swallowed noticeably before picking up one of the last boxes Aidan had to bring in. I stacked one on another and began to follow Ammi down the hall to the spare room which now belonged to Aidan. I had harshly refused to clear out Ammi's room, (Aidan had asked for her room because it was way bigger) as I was secretly determined to have her back at home as soon as I could. It seems like that was a long time away from what the doctors tell me...
Aidan left his new room to get the last box as we entered. I set the boxes down on the bare mattress and Ammi placed hers beside them. There was a moment of silence between the two of us as we both thought about having to be without one and other.
"Kai".
"Yes Ammi?".
And then her face was scrunched up into one of pain and upset, her eyes welling with fresh tears that refused to be stopped from falling down her rosy pink cheeks.
"Oh Ammi" I sighed, and pulled her into my arms as she began to sob and quiver in my embrace. She made quiet crying and singling noises, the tears not stopping as she sobbed into my shirt.
"I don't want to go back Kai, please don't take me back there" she begged through wails, growing in volume the more she thought about it.
I gritted my teeth and stayed strong, as I knew that if I let tears fall as she did, she wouldn't be convinced to go back. I held back everything I wanted to say and spouted a load of rubbish I didn't agree with instead.
"Ammi, you have to go back there" I said through clenched teeth with a strong, confident tone.
"No, Kai-" she shook her head violently, clinging to my t-shirt and looking up at me pleadingly.
"Ammi... It's what's best. I promise you, I'm gonna come see you as often as I can, and," I had to pause and swallow down the emotional lump in my throat.
"As soon as next week comes, you can stay over again. But in order for that to happen, I need you to be a good girl. You gotta take your pills every day and treat everyone nicely, ok?" I told her, knowing that if she did anything wrong over the next couple of days she wouldn't be allowed to come visit me again until she was in a stable state of mind.
Ammi snuggled and took in a deep breath, wiping away the tears.
"I promise I'll be good, but I want one thing from you" she gulped, inky mascara filled tears no longer trickling down her cheeks.
I placed a soothing hand on her cheek, "Anything".
"Come to my physical on Thursday?".
I had no idea what a physical was, or what it entailed, but if she wanted me there, then that's exactly where I would be, no questions asked.
"Of course" I ensured her. She broke out into a gorgeous, shining smile and threw her arms around my neck. I knew it wouldn't make parting with her today any easier for me, but at least she had something to look forward to; a guaranteed visit from me. I gripped onto her small waist, my arms threatening to never let her go. I felt like if I did, it would be too long before I got to feel this again. Every moment I'm with Ammi flies by, and every moment I'm not drags itself out in the most painful way possible.
Time has never been on my side.