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The Enigma of Forbidden Affection

The Enigma of Forbidden Affection

As I ambled along the bustling street, with the constant hum of buses and minibuses passing by, the quietude of Golden Hill stood in stark contrast. The white walls lining the avenues of trees were graced with individuals clad in blue and white, or dark blue adorned with yellow patterns. Despite their attire, everyone appeared as ordinary as ever—what else would one expect from a dress?

At first glance, I beheld her in a white dress with a blue ribbon. Her beauty was so radiant that it compelled me to seek the refuge of sunglasses. Like a sun in Serbia, her warmth thawed my frozen heart. I yearned to draw closer to this source of heat, but instead, I found myself submerged in a sea of dark blue with yellow waves.

"Thou shalt not," echoed the church’s condemnation. Love is divine, and what I endeavoured was vile, a disgrace to the Almighty. Shouldn't I have my rights? Alas, none were granted. Could two girls not share chemistry? No, I surmised it would be confined to my chemistry lesson. Yet, the image of her persisted in my mind, as if she were my Dulcinea.

The school bell chimed, and white flowers scattered to the ground for their feast. Good Lord, there she was again, an indelible image in my mind. I resolved to follow her.

It was October, a month when leaves fell and the weather grew more comfortable. As I strolled down the pavement, I looked up at the azure sky, seeking guidance. Walking onward, it seemed as though it was giving me a sign. Suddenly, I collided with a girl, soiling my dress with berry juice and a piece of fresh croissant. I looked up—my heart skipped a beat. It was her. Instead of reproach, she handed me a napkin. "Are you alright?" she asked, her voice like an angel's.

"Yes... Yes... I... I am so sorry," I stammered.

"Never mind!" she replied cheerfully. "Let’s clean up. Are you hungry? Let’s get some food, sis." It felt like a dream.

From then on, we had lunch together and spent much time in each other’s company. I was behaving oddly; her soft skin and lips were irresistible. I was undoubtedly infatuated with her.

Nervousness consumed me, shaking me to my core. I asked her to meet by the shoreline. The sun was setting, casting a golden glow, and the city’s reflection shimmered on the water. All was meticulously planned. She arrived in a white dress, moving gracefully like a delicate flower in the breeze.

"Hi!"

"Here you are. How’s your day? Why did you call me out? Is there something you want to do?" she inquired.

"There’s something I’ve been hiding. I need to tell you."

"Go on, darling."

Words failed me—it was a battle between light and darkness in my heart. "Be who you want to be," whispered a voice in my mind. I resolved to be true to myself.

"I have a soft spot for you."

"Oh, of course. I fancy you, my love."

We kissed under the sun, fierce and wild. Her warmth enveloped me, and our passion intertwined, igniting a fire within my heart. We held each other close, our legs touching, smooth as silk, radiating warmth. We fell to the ground, our lips meeting in a tender yet fervent embrace. Her soft lips were gentle, her tongue a soothing balm to my burning desire.

 We remained entwined until the day's end. From that moment on, she became an inseparable part of me.

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