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My Darling Luna
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Ongoing, First published Mar 31, 2015
Mature
A short and sweet romance 

"I can't say I'm an idealist, but I dabble a little in romance every now and then", I spoke with a tinge of confidence in my voice. 

I walked with him, our fingers entwined as we wandered down the street.

"Luna, my darling, why do you enjoy the dark so much?", his breath staggered and fogged when he spoke against cold air. 

The  illumination of a lamppost was the only thing to light up the path. 

"Well, I like the night. It hides my flaws." 

He let out a little chuckle. 

"My love, you have no such thing."

His calming presence makes me slowly close my eyes, mind linger, and body switch off.  In that moment I looked up at him, and a small smirk was plastered on his face. The adequate amount of light was just enough to illuminate the glisten in his  eyes. 

I fell in love with that glisten.
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