Little lights float all around me, having the appearance of glowing snow.

This place is foreign to me. Hadn't I just been with Tomoya? Hadn't I been lying on the floor and my dear Tomoya trying to show me our child?

Why had there been tears in my darling Tomoya's eyes?

He had told me not to go to sleep, not to go. Have I died? Surely this is just a dream.

I wear a cream colored white dress that goes to my knees; it's as light as a feather.

There's a willow tree. The lighting of this place is blue, like night with a full moon.

I reach out to touch a glowing ball with my finger. It bounces, slowly, off me, making the tip of my finger glow, for only a moment.

Smooth rock walls are all along this place where I am. There's a small, blue pond, the willow tree and grass. Grass as green as it is incredibly soft.

I look up. The sky is dark blue, stars decorate it like glitter, but I cannot find the moon.

No matter how beautiful this place is though I start to cry.

"Tomoya." I say while sniffing.

I look all around as tears pour down my face, waiting for him to say it, one simple name, Nagisa, I want him to call for me.

He is nowhere.

"Tomoya." I yell it as I cry deeply.

"Wake up! Wakeup!" I say as I crouch down and cover my eyes with my hands.

I fall onto my side, holding onto my shoulders, shaking with tears.

"Tomoya, please… I want to come back to you! I want us to raise our child together! Bring me back! Bring me back…"

I feel a tap on my shoulder.

"Nagisa." I hear Tomoya's soft voice say.

"Tomoya?" I ask as I look up at his smiling face.

He is holding a baby, our baby, in his arms.

"This is our new world Nagisa, we can live here forever, with Ushio. I'll never leave you gain Nagisa, live with me here. Come see your baby."

Tomoya stands and holds out his hand for me to take. I take it and stand beside him, looking at our beautiful baby.

"Ushio." I whisper softly.

The specks of light dance around us; I look up at my Tomoya. I put my hand behind his neck then kiss his wonderful lips.

This may not be the same world we had grown up in, but at least we were here now. Together, with our Ushio.