Love, Aurora

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A U R O R A

I've been on a fair amount of dates before, with only five boys. This one is  about to be my sixth and I'm planning on it being the last one.

Not last forever. The last boy I'm going to go on a date with.

I'd say I'm nervous but I'm not, I'm excited because it's Milo. I know Milo, I've hung out with Milo before. He knows how bizarre I get, he knows every detail of me, im going to be fine.

What's really bothering me is my outfit. I've decided on a dress so I've got something figured out.

I end up deciding on a pair a white flower dress that goes up to my mid thigh. It's got a lot of flowers on it too. I put on my makeup, shoes, jewellery and just in time, Milo's here.

I open the door and he's standing there with flowers. I smile. "Hi."

"Hi, sweetheart." He mumbles, kissing my head. "Here."

"Tulips! Thank you."

He shrugs. I quickly put them in water and Milo and I head out. Its almost sunset and we've decided to go around London. Fall, London and sunset? Best time of your life.

As we arrive, Milo slips his hand in mine and we head towards the small shops which sell a bunch of souvenirs.

I end up getting a few for Eugene because I know how much he loves collecting those magnets. After that, he drives us both towards a part of London I've never set foot in before.

It's got a big lake and a million shops. Cafés and restaurants mostly, as well as more souvenirs.

"You think ill die if I jump?" I ask, leaning against the edge of the lake. Milo grabs my waist and pulls me back.

"If it was someone else, probably not but you definitely would." He says.

"Jackass."

He smiles. "Come on."

We go to the small café and buy donuts, croissants and a lot more things. He doesn't tell why we're getting all these food, only tells me to 'shut the fuck up' and follow him.

We end up arriving at a huge flower field. There's Tulips, roses, sunflowers. All kind of flowers I've never seen before. From far away, there are a few wind Mills, mountains and even a river.

"Wow." I breathe out as he pulls me towards the river. We both sit down infront of the rock and lean against it. "How did you find this place?"

"Like four years ago." He shrugs.

"This is so beautiful."

"Just like you." He winks. I laugh, shaking my head. "I knew you'd say that."

We sit, eat, talk, laugh for what seems like hours. We watched the sunset, we saw a full army of birds flying just over us, even a few butterflies too.

At the end, once the moon is complete and over us, the stars are shining, he shoves his hands in his pockets and takes out a box.