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Absolutely Perfect

Absolutely Perfect

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Absolutely Perfect. Laying on the smooth grass, watching the sunset. With my boyfriend. Away from the reality of the world. I reached for his hand and held it tight. No. Not Perfect. Nothing was perfect. Nothing! I sighed and turned to him on my side. His blonde hair with cute shaggy layers, his comforting green eyes, his mesmerizing smile , everything made him seem more and more amazing day by day. "Jake." I asked, staring into his eyes. "Abbie," he knew what I was going to say. He placed his hand on my cheek, "it'll be fine. Just try. You know I'll be there." I sat up, staring into the field in front of us. Nothing had been alright ever since the beginning of summer. Ever since..... Mom and Dad ... Nothing had been the same. Jake was always there to comfort me, but I knew it would never be the way it was before in our family. Even my older brother, Chris was always there, but sometimes, it occurred to me that nothing would matter. I knew I wouldn't be able to move on. Jake sat up and moved closer to me. "Hey, trust me, ok? Everything will be okay . Anyways, you don't look pretty being sad and you know that." he said. I looked at him and smiled. He always made me laugh in the toughest of situations. He somehow made me happy no matter what. It was as if he had some sort of magic. It had been 2 years and we were still together because of that magic. If it weren't for the people who genuinely cared about me , if it weren't for the people who taught me that it was part of life, I would have never realized the reality of the world. This is the story of how I became tough enough to deal with whatever came in my way. This is the story of my life.
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I wanted to tell him that I knew his favorite book, and his coffee order, and the way he clicked his pen when he was deep in thought. I wanted to tell him I knew that he sleeps on the right side of the bed and eats on the left side of the table. I wanted to tell him that I knew his worries, dreams and fears. I wanted to tell him that I knew he loved me too. I wanted to see his laugh, and know that I was the reason. I wanted to make him smile, just to see those dimples that lay heavenly on his face. I wanted his eyes to light up in joy- I wanted to see him happy. I wanted to tell him that I prided myself in the fact that I had memorized all the freckles on his skin, how his freckles birthmarks created their own galaxies of planets and stars. I wanted to tell him I would be there for him, on the bad days too. I wanted to tell him he could call be at 3:46 in the morning and just complain, I'd completely understand. I wanted to tell him that he had completely beguiled me; that he was my entire world. I wanted to tell him that I love him more than anything I had ever known. I wanted to run to him, to hug him. I wanted him to wrap his arms around me and never let me go. I wanted to never leave him. I wanted to rule by his side, as his Luna. Instead, I just turned my back in order to not let anyone see my tears. I walked away from the love of my life, for what? For fate? For destiny? Or for some foolish trick that I was walking myself into? No matter the reason, I walked away from him with tears in my eyes and sorrow in my heart. I never wanted to walk away again. He was my mate and all I wanted was him.

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