Crispy thin air filled Sora's lungs. He held his breathe and waited. 'Reno'he thought.

"Sora?" A blonde, over weight nurse asked. "Ye-Yeah?" Sora hesitantly replied. "Right this way." She stated. As he passed the many white hospital room doors, he felt as if he was walking on thin ice. Like the moment he step foot in this door he was headed to, he was going to fall. And boy oh boy was he going to fall hard. Christ he didn't even know what the fuck was going on and here he was in the hospital visiting Reno. "You can take it from here young man, room 111. Keep going down the hall and it's the first one to the left." "Thanks" Sora replied as he ran down the hall.

Bloodshot, aqua, hypnotizing eyes stared up at him full of questions. Reno was traumatized, he was pale. He was freezing. And his temperature was 91.0 "Don't even-"Sora began but was interrupted. "Sora," Reno began, but couldn't finish. Now it was a battle of silence. Whose was more silent? Whose was more awkward? Hell, like he knew.

Hypothermia. He said in his head. Hypo-fucking-thermia. HE HAS HYPOTHERMIA. Sora knew something as wack was this would end up happening. And it did. Reno got thrown out on the streets buy a bunch of drunken men and was too damn drunk himself to get the common sense to come home. Now, what the hell was that bullshit?

Sora glanced out the hospital window, watching how small the ocean waves seemed. He almost felt proud, like he was better then the waves. Like he was bigger then the waves. Like he could overcome the waves. And if he could overcome the waves, he could overcome anything. Except for this. Except for hypothermia. Except for Reno.

Sora sighed. "You did this to yourself, Reno." Reno just turned his head. His eyes said, "Sora I care. Sora I need you. Sora I love you." And Sora knew it. But Reno said only one thing that made a huge difference. "Just stay with me sora, I'm not afraid."

"But Re-"Sora couldn't finish because Reno grabbed Sora into a full, deep, passionate kiss. Sora parted when he realized Reno's arm around his neck went limp and his life line reached zero.