A Week To Remember (Amelia and Morgan)
They had been in Grado for a little while now, the date of the ball was quickly approaching, and honestly, Amelia felt a bit antsier as the days continued. She was having so much fun with Morgan, all the laughter, all the time spent in a comfortable companionship, she wished it wouldn’t end. However, with this much time together… She felt the need to tell him how she felt about him. How he made her feel like she was on cloud nine.
Maybe she was a little crazy, they hadn’t known each other for too long of a time, a few months in total, but she almost couldn’t imagine her life without him. It’d be dull honestly.
She’d taken him to the prettiest part of Silva, the dead middle of the orchard, with enough intent to attempt this. “Morgan- I…” Her heart rate sped up, and she felt so scared. What was her motivation again? Gods, she had it right when she was talking with Selena.
"I-I!" Her hands felt clammy, she was so close to home, but she hadn’t felt her stomach go this crazy for a long time. "love- I love!" From there her language switched, she was no longer speaking the universal language, but instead the one native to Grado. "I love you, but my mouth won’t cooperate in the tongue we both speak. Maybe one day I’ll be able to tell you."
Morgan couldn't even begin to measure how much he'd been enjoying all the time he'd been spending with Amelia. He just knew that he'd been enjoying it immensely. He had been seeing so much of Grado since Amelia had brought him here, and he always loved being in her company. She made him happy in a way he couldn't explain. In fact, as the days passed, he got even more of a sense of this feeling that...he couldn't quite identify because it was foreign to him. Morgan wondered more and more each day what this feeling was.
It was times like these when he felt more peaceful then he ever could've imagined. Just sitting with Amelia, right now in the middle of the orchard in her hometown of Silva. He'd grown to like the town, and the town had seemed to grow to like him...or most of the residents had, anyways. It made Morgan really happy. Amelia had seemed really serious about what she was about to say.
When she said she loved, Morgan smiled that ever-innocent, ever-positive smile of his. "Well I should certainly hope so. After all, if you don't love, you'd hardly be human, much less the wonderful person you are, Amelia."
His eyes widened when she spoke in a tongue that he didn't recognize or understand at all. He blinked, trying to gather his thoughts. "Uhm...Amelia? That language...what was it? I mean it sounds beautiful...very much so actually, but I don't know what any of that means..."