The Nordic Girl

The Nordic Girl

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Romance
Book 1 of Youthful Love Series The sun was low, it's golden rays sprayed across the courtyard, slowly disappearing under the roofs. He sat on the bench, his head a little low, his midnight black hair swayed slightly. Her hair was a light gold, fleeting in the late summer breeze. Her eyes sparkled with energy, glimmering in the golden light. They were so beautiful to him. She was so beautiful. His heart raced just thinking of the words. He gulped, taking her hands. He looked up into her eyes before saying...
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"Taira. Taira, listen to me. You can't just took something that isn't yours, especially from nature. Especially not while an unknown girl is watching you." "...Why not?" "Taira, there's only one explanation for your sudden color blindness: you're cursed big time." - "Hey, you're not allowed here." A voice said. She did not reply. "Miss, this is a guy's dorm, what are you doing here," said another voice. - " He has got eyes the colour of honey. These eyes, they glare a lot. It shone a glorious brown and look like caramel coated with honey under the sun rays. When these eyes are directed at you, you just can't look away. In crowds, these eyes roll a lot. I don't think he likes crowds very much. " - " It has always been about your voice. One I cannot describe. It have just this nice undertone and slight shiver in it, that make me love hearing your voice. Over and over and over again. I will not get tired of your voice. That shiver in your voice is my symphony, calming me and claiming my attention. That voice that which churns my stomach just listening to your voice calling my name. " - "Why thank you, I can't help but notice this is some sort of compliment, albeit not nearly clear as any other compliment." She acknowledged. "Don't flatter yourself too much. That is merely a fact and a statement." He said, platonically. . . . . // A series of short stories that may or may not be associated with colours. // Unrelated short stories in every title.

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