Someday We'll Know.

Over view: What if Jamie never was sick? What if the kiss at the school play never meant anything? It's now two years later, and suddenly Jamie's life is thrown off track by the sudden appearance of Landon Carter.

Disclaimer: I don't own it. A-der.

Chapter 1: Flashbacks.

'So many questions, I Need an answer. 2 years later, You're still on my mind'

The day dawned brightly for Jamie Sullivan, the bright sunlight streaming through her open window. A small groan escaped her lips as thoughts from the night's dreaming washed over her in a wave of bitter remembrance. She rolled over, tugging her thin blanket over her shivering form. She squeezed her eyes closed as a scene from her dream played over in her head.

"No. You know what. I think you're scared. Scared that maybe you wanna be with me too." Landon Carter almost whispered, releasing his grip on Jamie's shoulder.

Jamie turned away, muttering, "Go away Landon. It. I…. We can't." She walked slowly away, small tears running down her pale cheek., Landon's words coursing through her mind."

Jamie groaned again, rolling back over onto her back. She muttered softly, "Why won't you leave me alone Carter. It's been two years, get out of my dreams." She huffed lightly, kicking off her blankets. The bright sunlight made her squint, yet another groan passing from her lips.

"Could this day get any worse?" She mutters, stalking into her bathroom. The hustle and bustle from her fellow college roommates made her want to scream, the quiet side of her calming her down. She exhaled slowly, a wave of calm washing over her, leaving her with a bright, cheerful smile. After donning jeans and a sweatshirt, she excited the bathroom, all thoughts of Landon Carter fleeing her mind.

Twos hours later, Jamie was sighing heavily. She shifted in the harsh wooden seat, trying to concentrate on the task at hand. But only one thing held her attention for more then ten minutes. The back of a young man's head in front of her. The tussled brown hair made her stomach do somersaults. Suddenly, the young, apparently new. man turned, Jamie's heart seeming to flip in place.

"L-landon" She stuttered, her eyes widening in shock. She caught the look of realization hit Landon's face, before he swiftly turned back away, his eyes also wide.

"Oh my god." Jamie mouthed, sliding down in her chair. She moved her long, brunette hair over her pale face, hoping to hide the crimson blush that flamed over her cheeks. Memories of High School washed over her, causing her to sink lower in her chair. She tugged her recently donned light cotton sweater around her small form, shivering from an unknown wind. A sweet sigh of reprieve escaped her lips as the bell rang loudly, echoing off the thing walls. She slowly gathered her books, keeping her head down. Although, she still caught the sigh of Landon, rushing out of the room. She bit down on her lower lip, cradling her books tightly against her chest.

A sigh of relief softly floated from Jamie's lips. Quickly, she walked over to her favourite Elm tree, the large canopy providing shade and sweet relief from prying eyes. She slid down the tree, her hair snagging in the rough bark. Dropping her bag onto the soft grass beside her, she turned her gaze skyward. Thoughts of a particular person were obviously in her mind, her eyes slowly closing over. The feeling of being washed sent shivers down her spine. Swiftly she opened her eyes, glancing around her. Turning her head to the left, she saw Landon, clearing watching her. The shy side of her told her to turn away, but in the past two years, Jamie had changed, grown. She was no longer the shy, quiet girl. Sure, she was still mostly quiet, but she had the confidence to look Landon straight in the eye. Unexpectedly he [Landon jumped off his perch, walking swiftly towards Jamie. She gulped, cringing against the tree, her hair becoming even more entangled in the rough bark. As soon as Landon reached her, she could tell her was dieing to say something.

Suddenly Landon leant down, swiftly capturing Jamie's lips with his own. A small, shocked gasp escaped Jamie's lips, though she didn't dare to move. Landon leant away almost as swiftly as he had come closer, his eyes searching hers.

"I need an answer Jamie. Why did you say no?" Landon whispered.

Jamie looked away, sighing lightly, "You shouldn't fall in love with me Cater."

"Too late."

AN: I know it's short, but chapters will get longer, I promise. Hope you liked it, and if you like, leave a review on your way out.