Kibum continued to drive until they were out of the city, and that there was no speed limit. He reved up the engine a bit more on his Motor Bike and it went a bit faster down the long but empty road. It was just the two of them now, nobody else around them to say anything. He felt Sicily's arms tighten a bit around his waist and thinking of this moment reminded him very well of Julie. This moment alone, was the same and brought then memories to his now aching heart.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"Kibum! Why are you driving so fast? Slow down please!" Julie called as they drived down the long but empty road. There were no speed limit, so he often did what he pleased. "It's alright, just hold on." he smiled through his helmet as he remained focused on the road and reved up the engine, going faster now. He felt Julie tighten her grip around his waist and he just smiled as he felt her head resting on his back. "Are you afraid?" he called to her. "If we crash, yes" Julie responded, keeping a tight grip on Kibum. "We won't crash, there's nobody in front or behind us. It's a straight path from here, Julie. There is nothing to be worried about." "And what if something happens and the bike gets messed up? I've heard of Motor Bike crashes on the news many times. I don't want you to get hurt." she had the sound of worry in her voice. "I told you, it's ok.. Besides, when has anything ever gone wrong?" he smiled again through his helmet.</span><br/><br/>Snapping out of his thoughts, he kept to the road. He could see a body of water just up ahead, a small resting spot off to the right. It had grass and a bench facing what looked to be a large lake or ocean. He slowed down a bit as they turned onto the other road and neared the spot. And he remembered that this was where him and Julie use to head to on these rides away from the city. The motor bike soon came to a halt after he stopped behind the bench and turned the bike off. But he didn't say anything, he just sat there, still thinking of her, remembering her and wondering why she left.