A week of love

Day 5

it was a calm night at sea, with no ferocious waves or crazy storms to disturb the Thousand Sunny as it rocked gently on them. It was a great night, and sitting on the figurehead of the ship was the beautiful navigator with bright orange hair named Nami, who was staring into the eyes of her firm, handsome and friendly captain named Luffy, who stared right back both with loving smiles on their face.

It was their date night, something they started doing at Nami's request because of how long they get separated every time they enter a new island by no fault of their own. After sharing some laughs and having a loving embrace, all they could do was stare in their comfortable silence and think.

For Nami, all she could think about was Luffy's eyes and how they always entrapped her, and if she had enough time would gladly get lost in them because every time she looked into his eyes, Nami could only think about how they had this power behind them Nami always described them to her herself as her twin suns because just like the sun they were warm, welcoming and would never leave you. Still, it will always burn and destroy anything that tries to stop it, and Nami would gladly feel that warmth every day, knowing that she was one of the only people that could get as close to that sun as she wanted and would never be burned.

And Luffy, well, what he thought every time he stared into Nami's eyes was that they reminded him of the sea, how it can be calm and soothing like tonight or ferocious and unforgiving if he did something stupid, but most importantly, they made him feel like he was always safe and would never and could never be betrayed by them. Still, they also told him that his adventures, even after he becomes pirate king and seas the whole world, are only beginning. If you asked him, he would say that an endless adventure with Nami is more important than finding the one piece because, for Nami, he would gladly throw away anything for her happiness.

And so, with no words to be said, they embraced in a loving and caring kiss that they each used to tell one another the same thing, "I'm not going anywhere."