In which Karminia Kline falls hopelessly for the enemy, Jackson Avery.
In which Jackson Avery, feels exactly the same.
•••
"You feel that?" Jackson asked while looking at Karma.
"Feel what?" She asked, boldly.
"The heat. The warmth between us, w...
"Your hairs grown a little longer, your arms look a little stronger. Your eyes, just as I remember, your smiles just a little softer. And I never prepared, for a moment like that, in a second it all came back, it all came back. Cuz after all these years, I still feel everything when you are near. And it was just a quick 'hello' and you had to go and you probably will never know, you're still the one I'm after, all these years." • "Remembering is so much more of a psychotic activity than not forgetting." •
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Karma Word Count - 1412 UNEDITED
TWO YEARS LATER
Stepping off the plane, the wind blows through my hair, which is now at shoulders length.
I cut it a few months into the army.
I ended up staying for 2 years. It was the best decision I had ever made.
I hadn't spoke to anyone.
And I mean, anyone. Not Amelia, Derek, Alex, Lexi, or Meredith.
Especially not Jackson.
I turn around, looking at the private jet.
"KLINE"
Is what the side of the jet read.
"Come on, Riggs!! We got places to be and people to see!" I yelled out.
Nathan Riggs, he was a cardio thoracic surgeon.
The second I landed in Iraq, Nathan and I became very close friends.
When I told him that I was returning back to the states, he was devastated.
The bond me and Nathan developed was similar to the relationship I had with Alex or Lexi.
So, I brought him with me.
"Gheez, don't get your panties in a bunch," his accent was very satisfying.
I laughed before getting into car.
"You okay? You've been quiet the whole flight?"
I gave him a tight lipped smile, "I'm alright. I'm just nervous, I didn't really give them any warning, I left right after the shooting. I just...I just don't know how to flip the switch? Out in Iraq...it's different. They won't understand." I said.
