Personal Narrative

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Everywhere I go, she is always there. Not in a physical sense but more in a spiritual sense. I understand it is all in my head but every time the scent of vanilla appeared, she automatically comes to mind. How she would wake up in the morning with her hair in my face and her back facing me while my arms rested around her waist. Let’s just say it was my favorite place to be. She was the only one I needed. Then things got strange.The sun started going down sooner and the moon started to glow brighter. I know we will be together forever. Will, such a strange and yet demanding word. One night, the wind was blowing hard and the snow just began to fall. Coincidently it was our two-year anniversary. I had just bought a ring for the girl of my dreams and no, it wasn’t a proposal. It was more of a promise ring. She never has had one before which is pretty insane due to her incredible beauty. Any man would be lucky to have her and I’m the lucky one. …show more content…

It was a quarter past 8 and I was supposed to be there by 8. The moon was still glowing but brighter than normal. I thought that maybe this was a sign that tonight would be the best night of my life and hopefully hers. Sadly, that did not happen. The night ended up bitter and cold. She had not arrived. Across the restaurant was a park but not just any park, the park that had a totally new meaning, a whole new life. The park where she and I met. As I passed my car, I remember the first time I noticed her. She was by the swings with a small child who looked just like her. I later found out, it was her young sister. I was also with a person but my little cousin from my father’s side. The two children found each other and played. Her sister ended up falling and my cousin ended up picking her up. That’s how it started. We got to talking from there and we soon exchanged numbers. She was perfect in my eyes. This was also the same place we had our first

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