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Jun. 8th, 2009 04:54 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
a_time_slipTitle: Ring (Re: This)
ETA: The comm doesn't allow original characters... So I took the table down
The sheets felt cool and soft for just a second as the sun beamed through the blinds and onto her face, waking her from her peaceful sleep. She smiled and rolled over in bed before realizing that no one else was there.
Sitting up, she looked around and realized that he had long ago left for an early meeting. The room seemed emptier without him, quiet. He had come to mean so much to her in what seemed like a short amount of time.
She reached for a black shirt that had been tossed to the floor the previous night, and slipped it on before getting out of bed. There was something new on the dresser- a box, and a note. The young woman stepped over to look at it, smiling at the note that was scrawled in messy handwriting.
In the box, a ring in her favorite color. He knew her ring size, and had picked out something she loved. How did she get so lucky? She smiled from ear to ear as she put the ring on her right hand, then called a friend to tell her about it.
After describing it to the person on the other end, they wanted to see it. She called her friend over, and while waiting she showered and cleaned up the small apartment. The ring shone and glistened, and she didn't stop looking at it.
Later, the two of them realized that the stones on the ring were diamond and amethyst, and the metal a white gold. The materials in the ring didn't matter as much as the fact that he'd given her a gift. He gave her something that she could wear and be reminded of him.
Her friend left, and she went on with her day. When she and her love were together again, she would thank him.
ETA: The comm doesn't allow original characters... So I took the table down
The sheets felt cool and soft for just a second as the sun beamed through the blinds and onto her face, waking her from her peaceful sleep. She smiled and rolled over in bed before realizing that no one else was there.
Sitting up, she looked around and realized that he had long ago left for an early meeting. The room seemed emptier without him, quiet. He had come to mean so much to her in what seemed like a short amount of time.
She reached for a black shirt that had been tossed to the floor the previous night, and slipped it on before getting out of bed. There was something new on the dresser- a box, and a note. The young woman stepped over to look at it, smiling at the note that was scrawled in messy handwriting.
In the box, a ring in her favorite color. He knew her ring size, and had picked out something she loved. How did she get so lucky? She smiled from ear to ear as she put the ring on her right hand, then called a friend to tell her about it.
After describing it to the person on the other end, they wanted to see it. She called her friend over, and while waiting she showered and cleaned up the small apartment. The ring shone and glistened, and she didn't stop looking at it.
Later, the two of them realized that the stones on the ring were diamond and amethyst, and the metal a white gold. The materials in the ring didn't matter as much as the fact that he'd given her a gift. He gave her something that she could wear and be reminded of him.
Her friend left, and she went on with her day. When she and her love were together again, she would thank him.
