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You woke me up in the darkest hours of the morning, before the sun had even blinked those sleepy eyes twice, with a question that I'd been waiting for. I'd thought about this question. I thought about how you would ask it. Where. When. Why. What I would say. What you would say back. But I never thought about it happening while I was still asleep. I rolled over to see you. You saw me and said, "I have to ask you something." I knew the question before it slipped through your alcohol flavored lips, and it still knocked the wind right out of me. I wasn't prepared. Despite all the times I'd planned and reworded. So I started to say, "Sometimes I think I do. But then.." And you, so drunk and stubborn, you were not having it. You rolled over with a pout and proceeded to fake sleep. And I rolled over behind you, put my lips to your ear, and I whispered it. For the first time, I admitted it. "I love you." s.mndi
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 10:37 PM UTC
Admittance pt. i
You woke me up in the darkest hours of the morning, before the sun had even blinked those sleepy eyes twice, with a question that I'd been waiting for. I'd thought about this question. I thought about how you would ask it. Where. When. Why. What I would say. What you would say back. But I never thought about it happening while I was still asleep. I rolled over to see you. You saw me and said, "I have to ask you something." I knew the question before it slipped through your alcohol flavored lips, and it still knocked the wind right out of me. I wasn't prepared. Despite all the times I'd planned and reworded. So I started to say, "Sometimes I think I do. But then.." And you, so drunk and stubborn, you were not having it. You rolled over with a pout and proceeded to fake sleep. And I rolled over behind you, put my lips to your ear, and I whispered it. For the first time, I admitted it. "I love you." s.mndi
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 10:37 PM UTC
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