Love Language
I don’t think love has got a language. It probably sounds really silly, but, uhm, if you take away all the jokes about French and about… speaking through touching as a language to love, I’d say that love is a language on its own. It’s a… phenomenon of electric impulses and chemicals in our brain, sure, but… it’s so unique to us, isn’t it? To us, humans. It, uh… it’s wonderful a-and absolutely amazing, and so universal. It’s understood by everyone.
OOC: And suddenly, it seemed as though she couldn’t even hold a normal conversation without having his face pop up behind her eyelids. She wasn’t done thinking, because she was always set back. She doubted he knew she was still thinking, still fretting, and still turning it around in her head, stuck on repeat. She doubted he knew that while the thought of it all ending frequently tried to become clearer to her, like a friend saying “Enough is enough,” a resistance always rose to meet it, and beat her all the way back to square one. Back to thinking it through. She doubted he even knew how strongly she held onto that last thin thread. Nicole realized, after coming back to square one for the umpteenth time, why she was coming back there in the first place. Why she wouldn’t let go. Why she wouldn’t leave, and say goodbye. If only she had courage enough to tell Xerxes any of that — but she was sure she was the last person on earth he wanted to see.











