Love And War (camren)

Part 1

It felt like forever since they first met, but it had only been a few years. Lauren's mind often drifted back to Camila, the goddess that calmed her demons with a simple kiss. Camila's mind was intrigued with the destructive Goddess. It seemed as if Lauren's emerald green eyes bewitched Camila, and her complexity was something Camila was entranced by.

She wanted to see her again, to look at her green eyes again and feel her pale smooth skin. She wondered how something so beautiful could cause so much pain to the world. Being the Goddess of love, Camila wanted to heal Lauren. She couldn't help this need she had to love everything that was broken back to pieces.

Camila was in Mount Olympus, listening to beautiful renditions of poetry when she heard whispers behind her, speaking of a raging Goddess that had started a war in Rome. She turned to the source of the sound and found the Goddesses gossiping. She remembered her Lauren and immediatly asked them, "Who is this Goddess causing riots in Rome?", the women looked at her sudden intrusion to the conversation, yet one girl replied, "Lauren, Lauren Jauregui. She always causes riots there. Which does not come as a surprise." Camila raised her eyebrows, waiting for the woman to explain herself, "Destruction runs through her veins. She destroys cities, people, and lovers alike. And she does not feel any remorse doing so." Camila looked as if she was lost in thought, then proceeded to nod at the woman and stand up to leave.

She walked around the beautiful gardens, making every flower bloom as she passed by it. She sat down by a white fountain and ran her tan hands through the water, causing ripples to dance around her slim fingers. She looked up at the sky, the sun was beginning to set, and it cast a magical hue of orange and purple on everything the light touched. Camila took in the beauty of her surroundings, and closed her eyes. She took a deep breath to calm her thoughts. Seemingly only about the mystery that was Lauren. She started to speak, mainly to herself, "Oh Lauren, i will never understand you. So beautiful, so broken..."