Author's Note: This was kind of just an idea I recently had. The idea was conceived and produced all in one night, all in one hour, in fact. This is probably unconventional and would never happen, but kind of liked the idea. This is a one shot unless otherwise reviewed.
Disclaimer: I don't own Gilmore Girls and I unfortunately never will.
She was flipping through the book, haphazardly. She held it in her hands, feeling its importance and weight. She had read it several times and was wondering if she should read it again and try to extract more from it's interior when she was faced with a page she had never come across before. Honestly, she hadn't read to book cover to cover. She had checked out the title page but flipped to the first chapter without another glance at the several pages in between. Her eyes began to scan over the page,
Girl,
If there was ever one single thing in my life that kept me going, I want you to know that it was you. You pushed me… even though on several occasions, I pushed back. You rooted me down, even though I thought I would rather be any place in the world but here – except maybe with my (now, not so much) crazy mother. As I'm sitting here writing this piece to you, I can remember your eyes and your smile. I can remember the pout of your lips and your wavy brunette hair. Heck, I can even remember that little freckle you have on your shoulder about an inch to the right of your neck. You're the only girl I have ever wanted, the only girl I've ever bothered to pursue. I'm not sure what initially attracted me to you. Maybe it was the fact you were already claimed, but I doubt it. Maybe it was that innocent and child-like presence that shone from you, but I doubt it. Maybe it was your love of books and extremely good music, but I doubt it. Maybe it was your spirit, your desire to live, your desire to succeed. I think all these things were contributing factors but I still can't honestly tell you, four years later, what made me want you with such a burning need. So, what I'm trying to say here is that if you had never claimed a place in my life, I'd still be the resident bad boy in a small town that I didn't want to be in. I'd be working at diner for minimum wage. You were and are the biggest influence in my life. I know I've made some huge mistakes; crashing your car, bolting several times without even saying goodbye. Maybe coming back all those times was a mistake too. But, I hope that you've forgiven me for the harm and hurt I've caused you in the past. I want to sincerely thank you for not judging me and believing wholeheartedly in me back when everyone else expected me to crash and burn.
So I want you to know, Lorelai Leigh Gilmore, I love you and not only that but, I am in love with you. It's you, it has always been you.
Will you marry me?
-Boy.
Rory dropped the book into her lap, sitting upright in her chair.
"Oh my God." She whispered.
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Alrighty, so is the part where I ask for reviews. Do you think I should continue on and make it an entire story? Do you think it sucked? Did you love it? Constructive criticism is always welcome and appreciated.