It's not over.

Andy couldn't believe what he heard. 'Am I hallucinating? Did I hear this right? This is a dream.' He thought angrily. He just knew in his heart somewhere that this wasn't real. That he was going to wake up sometime soon and wish it all back. He sat for a moment in silence trying to figure out if it was real or not and then decided to reply,
"I love you too Alice. I really do." The small singer looked up at him.
"Really?"
"Of course." They both stared down shyly. Alice then noticed that she was wearing heels. 'Where the hell are my shoes? And my pants?" That's when the girl realized that they were supposed to be on a date and it hadn't really happened because she bitched out at Andy and told him that she didn't like what he had set up. Her face hardened in confusion and anger toward herself.
"Alice..you okay?" The blue eyed singer stared at the small girl in fear of saying something wrong.
The blue/black haired girl nodded and spoke with a whisper,
"I just remembered why we were out here and everything." Andy sighed.
"Right. What-what did you want to do?" Alice looked up at him, his eyes were piercing right through her.
"Well we've definitely missed the reservations by now...what was after dinner?"
"Oh. I thought you wanted to do something else..."
"No. I did. But then I realized that that wasn't fair or okay to do to you. You obviously put thought into everything. What's after dinner?"
"I was going to take you to the uh.....well...where we....uh...."
"Where we what?"
"Where I first asked you to be with me...the night your mom kicked you out.." Alice nodded.
"I-I remember that. Why are we going there?"
"I thought you might like it."
"No I do. I want to go. I just thought there was something more behind it..."
"Maybe there is." Alice smiled and giggled at the singer.
"You're a bitch you know that Biersack?"
"I do." He replied lovingly. The couple brushed themselves off and began to get up off the pavement. Alice, unsteady in her heels, wobbled and fell down upon trying to stand. After a few more attempts she gave up and sat down in a huff of anger. Andy laughed at her, blushing.
"What?" She sneered.
"Here dopey" He replied sarcastically, offering a hand out to her. She took it hastily and yanked herself up, trying not to fall again, she scrambled around and slammed into the side of the car.
"You know I really hate these things." She grumbled before reaching down and peeling off her shoes. She let go of Andy and proudly marched to the other side of the car.
"So much better. I can actually move! Do you know how hard it was to get down those stairs?" She bellowed.
"I can see." Andy replied playfully. Alice scoffed and chucked a shoe at him.
"Open the damn car."
"Yes your highness." He rolled his eyes sarcastically.
"Okay that's it!" Alice chucked another shoe at him and yanked on the car door handle, making the alarm go off. She looked up and noticed that almost every single light in every single apartment had suddenly flicked on. Including hers. Gerard was going to kill her.
"Shit." They breathed in unison. Andy fumbled with the keys for a minute before quickly shutting it off and unlocking the doors.
"Get in the car. Get in the car now!" He urged. Alice pried the door open and hopped in, forgetting about her shoes entirely, she began yelling as Gerard was walking out of her apartment.
"DRIVE DRIVE DRIVE!" She reached over and threw the car into drive and slammed her foot on the gas pedal. Once they cleared the parking lot they both began laughing hysterically.
"Oh my god. He is going to cut my throat out when I get home!" Alice howled.
"Or mine!" Andy snickered. They laughed and made jokes the entire way to the old record store that Andy had asked her out at. Well the alley behind it anyway. When they got there, Alice noticed a box wedged under her seat.
"Andy what's this?" She inquired, picking it up.
"Oh. You weren't supposed to see that yet."
"What is it?" She looked at him excitedly.
"Open it up." Alice began peeling the plastic away from the box,
"WAIT NOT YET!" Andy almost screamed.
"What? Why?" Alice asked, horrified, she dropped the box into her lap.
"Because you have to see something first." Andy suddenly threw open the car door and ran around to Alice's side and yanked her out of the car and set her down on the hood of it.
"Look up." He ordered. Alice did. The sunset was beautiful . She had forgotten how pretty the world was. She had spent the past few years hiding from it after all.
"Andy." She gasped.
"Open it. Now." He urged happily. Alice began ripping the plastic off. It was a box of chocolates. It didn't seem like much but that's the last thing he ever gave her before she left. Everything was the same. The color, the types, the brand, all of it. Alice smiled and blushed, opening the box. There was something taped inside. It was a note. She plucked it carefully from the package, drawing into herself so she could read it without Andy seeing her reaction.

'Dear Alice,

You have no idea how much I've been dreaming of this. The day when you come back to me and you're mine again. I just kept telling myself to let you go because it was impossible. But now I know that that part of me was wrong. And that I should never have had the slightest bit of doubt in you. What I mean is, I knew that we were meant to be together. I lost you once. I don't think I can lose you again. Can you accept this? (flip the card princess).'

Alice flipped the card over and there was a key taped to it. She picked it off and looked up at Andy,
"Please tell me this isn't the "key to your heart."" She groaned sarcastically.
"Oh god no Alice! I'm not THAT cliche. It's the key to our..my..Juliet's...uh, our? Apartment." Alice's jaw suddenly dropped, along with the key, the note, and the chocolate, followed by her, hitting the pavement. She went out cold.

Notes

IT FINALLY LET ME UPLOAD! I HAD TIME TO WRITE A CHAPTER! THERE IS GOOD LEFT IN THE WORLD! YES!