Would You See for Me?

by Storykeeper of Fae

That night, we took a boat ride down the Seine, seeing the City of Lights in all its glory. The spirits emitted a beautiful, surprisingly un-eerie glow. I was admiring it all (again) when Mitch interrupted (again!). “I think you should know…”
I was glad he was talking to me again, as things had become tense, but I didn’t like his words. What should I know? And then he said the three words I’d been waiting for him to say. “I love you.”

Again, the poetry of France flowed through me, and with volubility, I said, “Really? Would you fly with me? Would you dance in the rain with me? Would you see for me, the way I do? Do you really love me like I love you?”
With a grin as large as I’d ever seen on his face, he answered, “Yes.”

“Then I take your word.”

That “yes”...it bound him, but neither of us knew it at the time.

And with a great deal of awkwardity he leaned down and touched his lips to mine. When it ended (sadly, as all things must), and he opened his eyes, I swear he nearly had a heart attack.

Comments

Average Reader Rating: 5.0 stars out of 5

  1. Would You See for Me?

    Alexis DeHearts' Buddy Icon Alexis DeHearts

    Posted 8 months ago

    Amazing as per usual! The awkward kiss thing was really cute and sweet too!

  2. Would You See for Me?

    Dreamer's Buddy Icon Dreamer

    Posted 8 months ago

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Ooh let me guess, he can see everything like she can now. lol. The plot unfolds, anyways… SEQUEL !!! (Oh, is awkwardity a word?)

  3. Would You See for Me?

    emma jo_234's Buddy Icon emma jo_234

    Posted 8 months ago

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Wow. I am officially the slowest person in the world. I had to re-read each sequel a couple of times before I realized he was blind. Boy, do I feel stupid.
    Moving on, I really like this! It’s very sweet. Great job.

  4. Would You See for Me?

    Storykeeper of Fae's Buddy Icon Storykeeper of Fae

    Posted 8 months ago

    Sorry to make you feel slower, but he’s not blind. By “see”, I mean “see spirits”. He’s blind to what she sees, which is immensely more than most people, if that’s what you mean. He does have actual eye trouble, but I haven’t said it yet (well, now I have…)

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