He smiled and said, "Otto, you may marry my daughter."
Otto could have screamed. It was the answer to the rest of his life. Now he just had to ask Sunny, and then he would get the true answer. He would ask her as soon as he found a ring, on the Pier, at the exact spot where he had met her six years ago.
***A Week Later***
Otto picked up his phone and called Sunny. "Hello?" she answered.
"Hey, are you up yet?"
"Yeah, dude, it's only 6:30 PM!" she laughed.
Otto was nervous and made a mistake. He laughed back. He couldn't wait to ask her. "Will, you meet me at the Pier in fifteen minutes? We can watch the sunset together."
"Sure, I'll be there. I love you."
"I love you too." Otto picked up the ring and put it in his pocket; he walked down the street to the Pier and waited, at the same spot where he had met Sunny.
If I could see what I wanna see
I wanna see you go down...on one knee
Marry me today
Guess I'm wishin' my life away...with these things I'll never say
Sunny drove up and parked her car beside the Shack. She slowly sauntered up to Otto and sat down on the bench. The sun wasn't setting yet, but Otto was going to ask her when it began to, anytime now. "Ah, it's beautiful, isn't it?" she asked.
"Yeah," he replied. He thought back six years ago when he had first crashed into her, at that very spot. He loved her the first time he saw her, and he still did. He patted his pocket to make sure the ring was still there, which it was. He put his arm around her. The sun began to set.
"Sunny, you know I love you right?"
"Yeah, of course. I love you too."
He turned towards her, and she towards him. "Sunny, I'd like to ask you an important question, that will change the rest of our lives."
"Yes?" She awaited eagerly, anticipating this moment for all her life.
"Will...will you...will you marry me?" He pulled the ring from his pocket and slipped it on her finger.
What's wrong...with my tongue
These word's keep slippin' away
I stutter, I stumble...like I've got nothin' to say...
'Cause I'm feelin' nervous
Tryin' to be so perfect
'Cause I know you're worth it
You're worth it, yeaaah...
Otto could have screamed. It was the answer to the rest of his life. Now he just had to ask Sunny, and then he would get the true answer. He would ask her as soon as he found a ring, on the Pier, at the exact spot where he had met her six years ago.
***A Week Later***
Otto picked up his phone and called Sunny. "Hello?" she answered.
"Hey, are you up yet?"
"Yeah, dude, it's only 6:30 PM!" she laughed.
Otto was nervous and made a mistake. He laughed back. He couldn't wait to ask her. "Will, you meet me at the Pier in fifteen minutes? We can watch the sunset together."
"Sure, I'll be there. I love you."
"I love you too." Otto picked up the ring and put it in his pocket; he walked down the street to the Pier and waited, at the same spot where he had met Sunny.
If I could see what I wanna see
I wanna see you go down...on one knee
Marry me today
Guess I'm wishin' my life away...with these things I'll never say
Sunny drove up and parked her car beside the Shack. She slowly sauntered up to Otto and sat down on the bench. The sun wasn't setting yet, but Otto was going to ask her when it began to, anytime now. "Ah, it's beautiful, isn't it?" she asked.
"Yeah," he replied. He thought back six years ago when he had first crashed into her, at that very spot. He loved her the first time he saw her, and he still did. He patted his pocket to make sure the ring was still there, which it was. He put his arm around her. The sun began to set.
"Sunny, you know I love you right?"
"Yeah, of course. I love you too."
He turned towards her, and she towards him. "Sunny, I'd like to ask you an important question, that will change the rest of our lives."
"Yes?" She awaited eagerly, anticipating this moment for all her life.
"Will...will you...will you marry me?" He pulled the ring from his pocket and slipped it on her finger.
What's wrong...with my tongue
These word's keep slippin' away
I stutter, I stumble...like I've got nothin' to say...
'Cause I'm feelin' nervous
Tryin' to be so perfect
'Cause I know you're worth it
You're worth it, yeaaah...