"Tu étais la plus belle des fleurs noires"
My Kylie, My Lover, My Baby Gurl, My Bae, My Sunshine, My Inspiration,
Je te souhaite le plus beau des anniversaires. Aujourd'hui tu as 17 ans. Ca fait 17 ans que tu honores cet univers par ta présence, to...
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"She was secretive, closed off, distant. An enigma. People knew her, but they didn't know her. She never delved into personal conversations; topics were swiftly changed if her life was brought up; only sharing enough information to keep herself safe and hidden. That was until she met him. She was a walking contradiction, a dreamboat. No one could ever figure her out, and she liked that, she liked being a mystery to people. She feared loneliness but never allowed people to get too close to her. She worried too much and not enough at the same time. She was terrified but she was too careless and brave. She didn't make sense, but that's what drew people to her. She looked like any other 19 year old, average height, skinny, blonde. That's all people saw when they looked at her, but one person knew the little details; the freckles that dotted along her cheeks and under her eyes. Her bright green eyes that had flecks of brown and blue in them. He noticed the freckle in the middle of her bottom lip, he knew she only wore black, white or grey clothing but her favourite colour was sea green. He noticed the prominent dimple that popped out on her right cheek whenever she smiled, he noticed things about her that no one else paid attention to. He made his way into her life even when she tried to push him away. She complained about him and rejected him but secretly, she loved him, the attention he gave her, the persistence he had, his resistance to let her slip through his fingers. Even though he had a girlfriend, he couldn't let this girl go, he had to have her, and finally she caved. She finally let someone in, opened up, gave her life story, for the first time in her 19 years, she told the truth, and that's what ruined her."
