Yeah, the last paragraph does just kind of fade out there... *pauses, thinks* I guess I'm mostly curious about what he does (or doesn't do) after the threat is made. It might be interesting to keep things from her viewpoint and just push forward and find out what he does next. Does he try to make good on the threat? Does he wind up with Morgan and turn out to be a really great guy while Kacey ends up with some jerk instead? Does he wind up in a mental hospital endlessly folding little origami animals? Does he fold his suicide note into a crane? Okay, I'm getting a touch melodramatic there, but you get the idea.

Thing is, I hadn't intended for it to go the 'threats in school' route. :| That's why it doesn't really end.

Well, sometimes they lead and you follow, not the other way around.

Doesn't mean I have to like it. :P

You know, I really wasn't expecting his violent reaction. I guess I mistook his artistic expression of his feelings for Kace as a sign of a mild personality. I forgot about the old adage "It's the quiet ones you need to watch."

Good work, Walker.

For what it's worth, I wasn't expecting it either, and that's why this didn't go any further. :(

Sad. Coarse. Quite a few these "love letter" prompts have been in the dark side. Not much to say here. Tragic story. But it was somewhat good read, I liked reading it.