Note*~

While watching Transformers: Prime, I grew to Arcee's pain of loosing Cliffjumper and trying to let in Jack, so with inspiration, I sprouted this.

I don't know if 'Prime' is under the 'worlds' slot of the Transformer's section, so if there's any confusion, this is the new series of Transformers.

Hope it's good!

XOXO

Spaces

Losing Cliffjumper isn't going to be easy.

After the war on Cybertron, I grew closer to him. His humor helped me get through the loss of our home planet and the days on Earth. It was so unlikely that the Decepticons would take him so easily away from us... He was like a brother to me.

I loved him.

Out of all the Autobots... he was the one who reached further and helped me ease the hurt of losing our home. It was like he filled in the empty space inside of me that yearned for Cybertron, and we could still go on no matter what happened.

Now that he's gone... I don't know if I'll ever make it through the days on Earth.

And I was empty.

Then I met Jack.

Boy, was he a stubborn piece of work...

One word out of his mouth, and an argument would ignite right in front of us. Humans are the most arrogant and conceited creatures I have ever met in my life. It makes me wonder why we landed on Earth, and why we have to protect them. I don't know how Bulkhead and Bubblebee put up with protecting their own humans...

What do we owe humans? If they knew of our bare existence, they'd go mad without a sane thought.

Yet, as I got to spend more time with Jack... he wasn't as bad as I thought. He seemed responsible, and treated his fellow humans with respect. His trustworthiness of our existence was unfaltering, even Optimus trusted him that he would keep it to secrecy.

At that moment, when I was in vehicle mode and overheard the conversation he had with his mother... It made me thought of Cliffjumper. Minus the bad attitude, and humanoid appearance...

When he said he couldn't put up with the dangers of what we did, and considered not seeing us anymore... I couldn't help but feel empty again. I wanted to reach out my hand and stop him from walking out of the hold, and then I realized...

I needed him more than I thought.