purple

I continue laughing even as I look in the mirror. Because for the first time, I don’t see a lonely boy there. I don’t even see the healing twenty-four-year-old version of me. For the first time, I don’t see the past or the present. I see my future with the most infuriating enigma. The most chaotic person on earth. And the love of my fucking life.
Her çiçeğin bir mevsimi, her kitabın bir zamanı vardır. Haziranın tadını yeni hikâyelerle çıkarın.
“One day. I just need to get my shit together to be able to talk about it. Can you wait?” “Absolutely, and, baby?” He kisses the top of my head and his next words nearly give me a heart attack. “Even if you hate yourself, I’ll love you for the both of us.”
“Are you okay?” He slides his other hand from my chest to wrap it around my neck. “I am now.” “You lied about being hurt?” I ask with a ball lodged in my throat. “I never said I was. I just mentioned that I was not okay.” “You clearly are.” “No, I’m not. I’m lonely without you, baby.” I suppress a smile. “I thought you said you didn’t want to see, and I quote, ‘my fucking face.’” “I lied. I always want to see your face.”
I’m not Brandon King. I’m not the broken entity who sees black ink instead of his reflection in the mirror. Not the weak man who’s more often than not swallowed by disgusting nausea and the terrifying notion of nothingness. I’m just me. His lotus flower. His Prince Charming. His baby.
“Since we’re done with that stupidity. It’s time for my condition.” He wraps his fingers around my neck. “Don’t run away from me again. If you do, I’ll flip the world upside down to find you. You’re mine now, baby.”