DEAR DILUC diluc ragnvindr

dear diluc,

Dear Diluc,

I have thought all day, and I think it's time for me to finally confess my feelings to you. Though, I can't build up the courage to face you right now. So, I have settled on a letter. Is that alright?
Maybe, if I become braver in the future, I can tell you. But for now, only this paper and ink will know my thoughts.

I spent many days thinking about why I feel this way, but I came to no conclusion, to my demise.

Yet no matter the reason, I'm sure that I am completely and utterly in love with you, Diluc Ragnvindr.

Sincerely, Y/n.

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In the Favonius Library, Y/n sat down directly next to Lisa, the librarian, and a friend of hers.

The location was deserted during the hours just before sunset. Ideal for a cup of tea and a nice conversation.

In addition to enjoying being alone, Lisa also enjoyed having the lovely girl as company.

Y/n had originally gone to see Kaeya and carry out an errand, but she decided to hang out with the mage instead.

"What is on your mind?" As she leafed through a few of the books on the table, Lisa grinned. "Or is it a who?"

Y/n tried to appear normal while taking care not to flinch, but her anxiety was obvious.

"So it is a who. I'm quite decent at guessing." Lisa softly chuckled as she complimented herself.

"So who do you believe it is then?" The girl challenged, knowing she'd never let her know the truth, even if the young mage managed to guess correctly.

"None other than the winery's owner," The librarian smiled. "Correct?"

Y/n didn't accept, but she didn't decline either.

Lisa's smile slowly dropped, "Just be sure to savour these feelings before they fade away."

"Before they fade away?" Y/n was curious as to why the librarian said that.

Lisa smiled, assuming it was only her who knew what she meant, but truthfully, both of them did.