Forever and Always

I walked along the street in a small, neutral colored casual floral dress with bright green and brown wedges, with a big smile on my face, see, I was the mayors daughter and many people have tried to get my hand in marriage and MANY have failed, for I don't want my hand to belong to a man but a woman instead, yes a woman, my heart was stolen by a beautiful girl that was only a few months shy of meeting my age she had long flowing crimson red hair and dark brown eyes to go with it, her skin so fair, so flawless looked porcelain to say the least. I was madly in love with her, and today would be the day I shall ask that woman to be bound to me forever.

"Liza!" I snapped from my thoughts as I heard her voice calling me, I quickly ran right up to her and kissed her passionately, she returned that kiss the same but with a smile. We started walking together like always, although this time I took her to a place hidden in the woods where a roaring waterfall came down in a rush, and flowers of all shapes, colors, and sizes bloomed. She looked around as though this place was an enchanted forest- which to me it was. "Oh Liza, how could keep such a wondrous place from me?" I wrapped my arms around her waist and laid my head on her shoulder, "I wanted this place to be remembered with good memories in mind," I turned her to face me, got down on one knee and looked up at her shocked expression.

"October Imperiali will you be my wedded wife?" She just about knocked me over when she jumped into my arms ecstatic. Her face was lit up, and full of life as I slipped the ring on her finger.

"Not so fast Liza," a group of men who failed to obtain my heart stepped from the trees that surrounded this place; each held smirks on their faces. I put October behind me as they walked closer to us. One grabbed my throat and tried to kiss me, the smell of rum was strong as his putrid breath ran up my nose. "Let go of her!" October grabbed the arm of the one holding onto my throat, he flung his arm around until finally she hit a tree. Her body slumped down and blood trickled down her forehead, "shit we killed her!" The men ran off as I ran to her and took her hand in mine. She looked up at me and laughed slightly, I realized she had only faked being dead to scare them.

"Don't scare me like that October!" She kissed me to calm down my rapidly beating heart; I chuckled as I felt her hand lay over my heart. "You're mine now October, forever and always." She smiled and nodded as we laid against the tree relaxing, although she did hit the tree hard she had no injuries besides a small mark near her hairline, but that healed in a few days and now we're both living large and happily as wife and wife. I also even took over being mayor once my father died, I was the first lesbian female mayor and I was proud to forever hold that title.