“Now he was the freshmen in college while she was stuck in highschool being the sophomore. She was left behind hearing about him, watching his mom and dad at church on Sundays, and wishing she could move to a place… — Elizabeth Heller Copy Share Image
“I wonder what my last words to you, the only boy I have loved, will be.” — Elizabeth Heller Copy Share
“I want things to be like they were before...but even better. I want you to not leave this time...please don't break my heart.” — Elizabeth Heller Copy Share
“I'm sinking quicker than you could ever imagine. I'm wishing. I'm falling blindly in the dark. I'm crying because I have known that you… — Elizabeth Heller Copy Share
“Its the littlest things that make me stop and remember you. Like that old song we always used to listen to, me in the… — Elizabeth Heller Copy Share
“CAN YOU SEE? The first... Tear once I found out that you left without a goodbye? The first... Drizzle of rain drowning all my… — Elizabeth Heller Copy Share
“Now he was the freshmen in college while she was stuck in highschool being the sophomore. She was left behind hearing about him, watching… — Elizabeth Heller Copy Share
“That summer her memories were turned into melodies as he sung his way to her heart <3” — Elizabeth Heller Copy Share
“I think the hardest things is going to be letting go. Letting go of all my friends. Letting go of the person I was… — Elizabeth Heller Copy Share
“Before we know it, its all going to be over so fast. Too fast for us to even realize what was..” — Elizabeth Heller Copy Share
“When I first met him I didn't want to look into his eyes because I knew I would be able to tell how he… — Elizabeth Heller Copy Share
“So maybe you were that guy that I always talked about. And maybe just maybe everyday I secretly hoped you would figure it out.” — Elizabeth Heller Copy Share
“Why would he want to put a stain on a white sheet? Why would he want to taint a love that has never been… — Elizabeth Heller Copy Share
“I am smiling in pictures without you..It might be a smile that does not reach my eyes just yet, but it's a smile and… — Elizabeth Heller Copy Share
