She
She seemed to carry an aura of excitement; that was my first impression of her. There was so much joy in her smile, each one just slightly different than the last, but there were secrets there too. And she was always thinking about something. What, no one was sure, but you could tell by looking at her that there were thousands of thoughts and ideas flying around her head, crashing into one another. That was what made her such an exciting person, everything about her could seem to radiate a welcoming kindness, but you’d have no idea what was bubbling just below the surface.
Yes, radiate was the perfect word for her too. She looked like she was forged from pure gold. Flawlessly beautiful, warm and rosy, but so strong you wouldn’t dare stand in her way. She was like a burning fire, a little drop of sunshine.
Her hair fell perfectly too. It was uncanny, how perfectly it framed her face no matter what color or shape she put it into. It was so undeniably a part of her, no matter what she did to it, it just looked right.
In short, she looked like god woke up one day and decided that they would take all the strength and intellect heaven had in store and give it a face. A face and a body to perfectly hold a mirror up to her personality. That was what drew you into her. Her thoughts, perhaps, were a mystery, but her soul was so clearly displayed before you, you couldn’t help but trust her.
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