A Blue Neighbourhood ••Tronnor

for him.

A/N: I tried to make this in kind of the same way that Troye has said he wrote the song, just a couple of cutesy things thrown into a love letter. Well, I didn't write any love letter but let's pretend? Anyways I think I'm kind of happy with the result of this part!
Cutesy warning

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-Connor

There was so many beautiful things right in front of my eyes.

1) No questions; my Troye, my boyfriend, easily took the first place on my list of beautiful things in front of me. My beautiful Troye whom had taken me with him to this date, where we now were.

With his shy smile when he looked up at me, and his messily curly hair in his eyes. Even the way he let his hand push the hair away from his face had me falling for him over and over.

2) New York City I had to say was number two on this list. Even in the afternoon rain, like now, the city was beautiful. These skyscrapers reaching for the sky, those that make me feel like the smallest person in this world. New York City that lit up at night, to keep the souls of the city forever awake.

New York City which was our escape, mine and Troye's. This was where we'd shared our first kiss, where we'd spent our first trip together, just us. This was our city, where we belonged together without any questions asked.

3) Not to talk about irrelevant things, but the coffee actually had to take number three. And not just the coffee but the whole idea of that Troye had dragged me out of our hotel room, out in the rain and through the streets of New York. And that he finally stopped at this cute little coffee shop when we were both soaking wet.

I was still wet on the outside from the rain, but the coffee had warmed me on the inside and Troye's smile heated up not only my heart but also my cheeks.

4) And last but now least, the rain. The rain was beautiful. How it poured outside, how it splashed into the ground. How the whole world was grey outside of the window where we sat. How it made the whole thing cozier, that we were in here, while it was pouring outside.