Snippet #1741871

Emilia sighed as Marcus declined her offer, even as she smiled at his extremely cheesy love lines. Her head bobbed in agreement for their plans tomorrow. Would he be late again? Tomorrow she would find out, but for now she was slightly let down and tired. So she unlocked her door and headed inside, ready for sleep. Emilia let down her hair and changed into an over sized t-shirt. After her face was washed and her teeth were brushed, Emilia went around the house and turned off the lights. Once inside he dark room she looked out her window and stared at the moon. The night sky was especially beautiful tonight and she wished it could just take her away to a different time or place or anything. As she fell back onto her bed, eyes still locked with the moon, the world around her began to change.

Instead of falling onto her bed she fell onto lush green summer grass. She could hear the lake and see the moon reflecting it's light off the surface. They were on top of a hill and a tree covered them. There were no houses in sight, only beautiful landscape. They? There was a man with her. At first she believed it to be Marcus but she was wrong. Marcus had silver hair and this man had brown. Where Marcus had eyes of grey this man had eyes of light brown with flecks of gold, like the sun and he was slightly shorter then Marcus. And though she was unfamiliar with this man, she felt safer in this place then anywhere else in the world. When she turned from his face she saw he were in clothes that were not accustom to today's dress. He wore a suit with a petticoat and old fashioned shoes. Everything about his seemed young but his dress. When she looked down at herself she realized she wore a purple dress with a bustier and long skirt.

"Aiden, this is no way to treat a lady." The words came out of her mouth without her realizing she had spoken. She felt more like an audience then a participator. "Are you uncomfortable?" he immediately asked, a look of concern across his face. Emilia laughed and kissed his nose. "Oh, how I love you so." Aiden pulled her close. "I love you too." he replied. Emilia pulled him away only so slightly as to look in his eyes. "Aiden?" all fun was lost from her voice and she had become extremely serious. "Yes?" he asked, anxiously. "I don't want to wait until our wedding night. I love you now. And when we are in that church, while everyone is looking at us, we'll have a little secret between us that no one will know. It'll be just between us. What do you think?" she asked, waiting eagerly for his response. She waited a long time, just looking in his eyes. As she began to open her lips to speak again, Aiden's crashed onto hers.

Emilia awoke to her cell phone ringing it's morning alarm and the sun shining on her. She felt as if she had gotten no sleep at all. As she brushed her hand through her hair she felt something. Pulling it out of her hair she saw it was a piece of grass.