Bubble of Bliss

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"I want you to know I'm smiling," his words still repeat in my head.

It was new. It was exciting.

He didn't tell me everything, but neither did I with him.

We stayed in our bubble of bliss. It was a bubble I wanted, and it was a bubble I miss. I do, I miss him. I know what he said hurt me. I know he was scared; I could hear it in every word of his. I couldn't say anything. I sat there shocked. I sat there as a deer in headlights. Should I have seen it? The night before he was telling me about how excited he was to sleep with the blanket I gave him. Who says those things the day before they leave someone? I didn't ask him to say them. I didn't make him ask me to be his girlfriend.

It was as if every word he ever said was a lie.

How can I see it any other way?

I want you to know those insecurities you had; they were what I wanted. I wanted you to wait to kiss me. I didn't want you to give me a gift. I definitely didn't want us to move. I wanted you to be you. I just wanted you.

I'm sorry you didn't ask first.

**

"I haven't laughed this hard in a while, thank you," his words make me pause and I feel the happiness seep in to place a smile on my face. "I'm glad I could make you laugh," my words barely come out above a whisper, the smile on my face still hasn't left.

**

"I wanted you to kiss me," once my words are out there my heart is beating so fast, I must place my phone down to compose myself. Why would I say that? I'm not someone to want guys to kiss me, but there's something with him. I did. I wanted him to. What's even crazier is that I'm even happier that he didn't. He's like me. He doesn't rush into things, and I think that makes me like him even more. Then his reply comes through, "I should have, I realized a bit too late."

**

"Movie night already got pushed back, so I don't want to cancel on them again," I hear him say. I think about what he's saying, and it finally clicks in my brain. He canceled on movie night to be with me. "I had no idea, you could've told me no," I quickly reply. He counters me shortly after with, "I didn't want to tell you no. I wanted to see you."

He wanted to see me.

He told me lots of things, yet I will never know if he meant them. If he did, why did he question us?







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