When they say their goodbyes in the parking lot, Brittany's expecting a goodnight kiss, because if this woman was her soulmate, she'd totally just plant one on her without a second thought.

She was right. I had been running for most of my life. The only thing was, I had no idea what I was running from. I had a fear, but I didn't know what it was. Brown eyes and a lovely smile helped me discover that fear. I wasn't afraid of heights, but I was afraid of falling. Falling for her. EDITED.

You've always known your mind works differently than others, and as you trail your eyes around the bland room, you're reminded of how different you really are, because normal people aren't forced to see a specialist once a week. EDITED.

Brittany's not suppose to care, especially when it involves personal issues, but she finds herself caring about her boss way more than she should. EDITED.

I didn't even remember exactly what she had said, but I knew it had been something about Santana. I just nodded. Nodding was okay, right? But now it was too quiet and I felt like she was reading me like an open book that had no pages. Sequel to If Only You Could See What I See

I wanted to follow her. So bad. She was the most interesting person I'd ever seen in my entire life and I didn't even know why. Brittana