not exactly a fanfic or something, but i had this dream about a black-haired woman and a baby and i just can't get it off my head.. this is, in a way, something to help me not forgot about this dream. like a diary entry if you will.
She huffed, "It's way beyond his bedtime, how do you still have this much energy young one?" I laughed at her annoyance towards the young child. Even the two younglings behind us giggled in response, too busy to give their full attention yet attentive enough to hear their elder's frustration.
"Give him to me love, he just needs the right lullaby." I took the boy into my arms, gave her the warmest smile i could muster despite the cool ocean breeze. I couldn't pinpoint my feelings towards her, but the way her noir locks hid her blushing face made me feel was enough to let me know we must've had a romantic connection.
"Oh, ate can you sing that witch's song from the halloween movie we watched?" The taller of the children who were admiring the scenery voiced a bit loudly, her sibling nodded in agreement. My eyes fell towards the woman in red next to me, even her eyes told me this song piqued her interest.
I smiled at the children, pinching both of their cheeks with my free hand. "I guess it couldn't hurt."
I hummed a few notes, letting the breeze calm my hot skin before singing, "Come little children, I'll take thee away.." My voice echoed through out the forest full mountain side, the waves of the ocean beneath the cliff clashed and blended with my singing. The night has fallen, the stars twinkled brightly above my head as the infant in my arms cooed and giggled, the effects of sleep and tireness not yet reaching his youthful body.
The two children, who were walking behind us in their frilly dresses and shoeless feet, now trekked beside the woman and I's sides. They seem unbothered by the cold, yet my companion pleaded the opposite. Her footsteps ragged slowly beside me, the coldness of the autumn, ocean breeze slugged her steps. Yet even then, she managed to catch up to my "fast" steps and coo at the infant.
As we reached the tall, wooden building we called home (it was more of a bamboo, wooden treehouse to be honest), the two children ran up the steps in a race, their laughter vibrating even the bridge we were walking from. My foot was about to make contact with the rocky step when a hand stopped me from moving forward. Now, the boy in my arms was long asleep, but I managed to twist my body enough to see the woman in red without waking him.
As awkward as it could be, a smile flashed on her red lips. Her red dress imitated waves of blood in contrast to her flawed, yet porcelain skin. Even the moonlight couldn't help but make love to her body, the cruel breeze kissing her cheeks, tinting them red. I raise my brows in concern and confusion, but instead were met by her blood red lips.
I froze, not because of the cruel breeze, but because of the warmth of her arms wrapping themselves around me and the baby's figures carefully. I could feel my body- no, this body leaning into her more. My face moved away from her neck and my eyes stared at her eyes, the cliche movie scene of time stopping once i saw her dark brown eyes playing.
"You, my dear, are a godsent." She muttered, leaning her forehead against mine while we carefully trekked up the stairs.
I laughed, leaning my body into hers while eyeing my steps. "I'm merely a normal person whom you met the same way you met those two rascals."
She rolled her eyes, "Ah yes, so humble as usual." She stopped us midway.
Before she could rest her lips on mine, i heard a sudden beep and a voice somewhere, probably behind me.
I opened my eyes to find myself in a cuddle position, only this time instead of the baby boy and the woman I grew fond of..
It was my stuffed pillow, poorly crumpled and folded in my arms. The rays of sunlight not even bothering on knocking through my window pooled on my wooden floors, the annoying sound of my alarm blaring through my ears.
Immediately did I turn it off and hastily go back to sleep, wanting to come back to the woman in red, the feeling of her arms and the indentation of the infant still in my arms and around my body.
But no matter how many times I flipped and moved around on my bed, nothing helped me go back to that same dream.
No matter how many fake scenarios i made up to help me come back to her,
The harshness of reality woke me up, over and over and over.
Until I gave up and went on with my day, still not forgetting about her black hair.. her red, floor length dress and her dark brown eyes.