Brighter Stars

Brighter Stars

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Jun 1, 2020
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Romance
Addison Rose, one of the most beautiful, intelligent, caring yet broken angel from above. Her amiable smile can shine through the most darkest of days, through the darkest of nights. Her aquamarine eyes shimmer brighter than an emerald gem. Everyone sees beauty, a strong girl, someone who will change the world, yet behind all the makeup, behind the smile..................there lays a more broken, un illuminated, sorrowful past. Hayden Archfiend, the prince of destruction. The only boy who will have enough power to destroy someone's inclination. His inky moonless eyes hide within the shadows, afraid to meet someone's eyes, afraid of others fear. His tan caramel skin, rough, marked, slit at the face. Everyone sees an outcast, a monster, a solitary boy lost in an ocean of guilt, regret and affliction..................only one angel can heal his past and wounds, only one. "Hey angel face." A demonic yet soothing voice dances into my ears. I am spun around and I see Hayden, in an exquisite dark coal black suit with a ruby red rose in the pocket. He takes my hand and leads me to the dance floor, his hands gently rest on my waist as mine are around his neck. We both stare and dream into each others eyes, I feel my cheeks burn, my stomach flutter, my heart beat a million times a minute. His midnight sky eyes, staring and enchanting my eyes. We dance and fall deeper into each other as the song "It's You" enters itself into the music speakers. I can't help but sing along to the song. "Wake up with a smile, cuz I've got you on my mind." I sing for Hayden. "Better than any dream, knowing that you'll be close to me." Hayden returns the song. "I can't wait anymore." Hayden smiles as our foreheads meet. "Got me running out my front door." We open our eyes and set our wings to fly.We continue singing the song as he lifts me up into the air and we both share a tender yet passionate first kiss as the song and our singing finishes. "I love you Addison." "I love you Hayden."
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