The air is stiff and warm. I ride with my family through the still night to God knows where. The suns rays hit my face. It's night yet the sun is still there. It always is, just like that memory of you. I think where we were at this time one year or so ago. My car of yours? I don't remember; it's not important, it never was, you like to drive more, maybe you were scared of my driving, I don't know why. I remember now, where we were; It was that show up the street from your house, by the Grocery store where I exchanged my coins for cash. It was cold that night despite the sun. My car kept fogging up. Yes, it was my car, I remember, with the red upholstery. The club where the show was cost you 10 dollars to get us in, I only had a 20 I think, I never did pay you back, I'll give you the 5 next time I see you. The club was stuffy and smelled of smoke and alcohol, like a high-school party. The stage was small with its little actors jumping and banging out hideous riffs and tunes that weighed in the air. I wanted to hold you, you never did like PDA, I never cared. It ended early, I remember now, you were angry at something, I don't remember why. I took your hand in the car; it was always my way of telling you I'm there always, I don't think you ever realized that, It doesn't matter, it never did. We went back to your house after that, it was a short drive and the night was young. I had candy in my car, sour straws that made you pucker when you took the first lick. We sat and ate them, they were your favorite, and talked; I loved your voice, I still do. I miss it talking me to sleep, It doesn't matter now. You wrote on my windows, you loved doing that, and I loved you for it. Your parents weren't home so we couldn't go inside, I remember that's why we stayed in my car. They pulled up at some time in some car, probably the goldish one, they got rid of it I think; its been a while since I've talked to them. You didn't want to kiss me after that, but you did. That's the thing I miss most about you, those kisses. I don't remember breathing during them, or my heart beating, It didn't matter, it never did.