“Your eyes are so beautiful.” It took her off guard, because no one had ever complimented her eyes before. People had said she had nice hair, and that her body was hot but it was never her eyes that were nice. “They’re just green.” Because they were. They’d always been green and they’d always be green. And there was nothing special about green, she thought. “You know, only two percent of the whole world have green eyes. And you’re one of them. I think that’s so beautiful.” He pressed, and she looked at him with her eyes narrowed. “No, don’t hide them from me, I want to see them.” “Why?” “Because when I look into your eyes, I see the woods I used to play in when I was a kid, and the tree I fell out of and broke my arm. And much like I used to do in those woods, I get lost every time I look into those big green eyes of yours.” She sat, failing hopelessly to keep the smile off her face as he spoke, and he noticed. And it took his breath away, that he was the reason for that beautiful smile. “Tell me more.” She breathed and he grinned. “I could talk to you all day about how much I love your eyes. How the light reflects off them and I struggle to talk to you because they look like emeralds and I’ve always found you precious, but that just confirms that you are.”
Excerpt from a book I’ll never write.











