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by
Ella Fields
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November 2 - November 3, 2021
“I’m gonna marry you someday, Daisy June.”
“I didn’t notice. Maybe because all I see is you.”
You and me … like the moon and the stars, we’re permanent.”
“I think I’ve been in love with you since I could remember, but it’s changed.” Noticing my sudden concern, he pecked my lips, then continued against them, “Gotten stronger every fucking day, month, and year. To the point where you’ve become a permanent part of me, and I don’t know if I could ever exist without you.”
“You’re everything good in this world. You glow so brightly, I never stood a chance.”
“Pippa?” Toby asked, eyes steadfast on hers. “Fuck, that would sound amazing rolling off my tongue when it’s between those beautiful legs of yours.”
“I can’t stop. I can’t do this anymore. It’s you and me. It was always meant to be you and me, and I’m done trying to fight it.”
“You smell and taste like my heart,” he whispered to the underside of my chin, pressing lazy kisses. “And you feel like fucking heaven.”
“Don’t fuck it up again.” Giving her a hopeful smile, I said, “I won’t. I can’t.” Then I marched off in the rain to find my girl.
“No, Dais.” He touched my lips, tracing them. “These. They’ve always belonged to me. Your every first was mine to keep, and I threw it away when it all collapsed around us.”
“I’m gonna marry you someday, Daisy June.”
“Forever, I’ll love you. It’ll never stop.”
“You’re still a bit of a clutz.” “And you’re still capable of making me trip and fall whenever I see you.”
It was true. Not everyone would get a happy ending. But I’d gotten mine. And I wouldn’t apologize for it anymore.
Some things were simply irrefutable and inescapable. The stars, the moon, and the way my heart would always beat in sync with hers. And with enough forgiveness, love, and trust, not even forever could stop us.
