Her faint smile by the lotus pond could outshine the flowers. It felt as if we were worlds apart, and I found myself wanting to look at her more. Even with a mountain of work from the night before, I couldn't help it.
By dawn, I would be walking along with a book in my hands, only to find myself at her door. Without realizing it, I had lost my heart. In the hazy dusk, her shadow slanted across the room. I pretended to threaten her, though I knew all about the old affairs between our fathers. I wanted to touch her chin. It felt like silk, like the snow atop the northern peaks just before it melted, and I was afraid I might hurt her.
I told her so much, pouring out things I would never say in everyday life. I even opened my heart to someone from outside my circle.
But I knew she wasn't an outsider. The moment I saw her soft sword, I knew that for the rest of my life, I would be bound to her by an unbreakable bond.
A few words will do, for example, “Read.”
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