Mysteries In the Night

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Previously...

Dawn blinked, puzzled, and then looked up at Yami Bakura's outstretched hand. Finally, after thinking it over some more for a bit, she then reached up and placed her hand in his.

"Besides," he went on as he pulled her to her feet, "I think you're beautiful, and you always will be."

Dawn blushed. "Really?"

He nodded.

Dawn wanted to be sure — just in case, to be exact. "Did you say I was beautiful?"

Again Yami Bakura nodded. "Of course you are. After all, you are someone special — not to just anyone, but especially me. I see you, Dawn, as — how should I put this — my cosmic soulmate."

Dawn then smiled at those words. Someone wanted "invisible", "plain" and "undeserving" Dawn Summers as a girlfriend.

With that, and smiling still, Dawn looked at Yami Bakura, her eyes filled with happiness, as he then turned and led her out of the park.

"Now," he said, breaking the silence after a few minutes as they headed to Dawn's home, "tell me your side of the story about why you were so upset before."

Dawn took a deep breath and began by saying, "Therein lies the tale," which made Yami Bakura smile. He always liked that line, and thought it'd make a good opening line for a story or a novella.

Then Dawn launched into the story of how she came to be sitting on the swings at the park when he found her. Yami Bakura, she found out, was a good listener as well as a great audience. Sometimes he looked angry, and sometimes shocked, in all the right parts.

When Dawn finished her tale, he turned to her and said, "Well, look at it this way, Dawn — something good did happen to you tonight. You found someone who loves you regardless of your flaws — namely, me."

Dawn though this over and then smiled. Apparently, Yami Bakura was right. This night most definitely was, to her, a blessing in disguise.

Three thirty in the morningNot a soul in sightThe city's lookin' like a ghost townOn a moonless summer nightRaindrops on the windshieldThere's a storm moving inHe's headin' back from somewhereThat he never should have beenAnd the thunder rollsAnd ...

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Three thirty in the morning
Not a soul in sight
The city's lookin' like a ghost town
On a moonless summer night
Raindrops on the windshield
There's a storm moving in
He's headin' back from somewhere
That he never should have been
And the thunder rolls
And the thunder rolls

Every light is burnin'
In a house across town
She's pacin' by the telephone
In her faded flannel gown
Askin' for a miracle
Hopin' she's not right
Prayin' it's the weather
That has kept him out all night
And the thunder rolls
And the thunder rolls

The thunder rolls
And the lightnin' strikes
Another love grows cold
On a sleepless night
As the storm blows on
Out of control
Deep in her heart
The thunder rolls

She's waitin' by the window
When he pulls into the drive
She rushes out to hold him
Thankful he's alive
But on the wind and rain
A strange new perfume blows
And the lightnin' flashes in her eyes
And he knows that she knows
And the thunder rolls
And the thunder rolls

The thunder rolls
And the lightnin' strikes
Another love grows cold
On a sleepless night
As the storm blows on
Out of control
Deep in her heart
The thunder rolls

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