The kiss, was something of nostalgia for the two. Fiona's eyes widened in shock, but then closed as she felt her body relax into the all too familiar kiss. It was so much like before, before Fiona graduated and left. It was like they picked up right where they left off. It was like heaven, in a word, perfection. Their lips matched together as they danced slightly, the couple becoming familiar with each other again. "Imogen-" Fiona started to say, but was cut off by the girl.
"You... Still love me?" Imogen asked, remembering what Fiona had said just a little bit ago. In that moment, she was more than happy. She was ecstatic, and Imogen knew at this moment, her life had improved if only a bit. But they knew that they still loved each other, how could they not? They were so in love when Fiona left, and you just can't stop loving someone, because that meant you never loved them in the first place.
"I never stopped." Fiona admitted truthfully. Imogen smiled, and you could tell it was a genuine smile, just by the way her chocolate doe eyes crinkled up so beautifully. "I just never said anything because of what happened with your dad. But when your mom called me, I knew this was the perfect opportunity to win you back..." She trailed off. "I never wanted us to break up... Imogen... I was going to ask you to marry me at graduation." She revealed, taking Imogen by surprise. And it was true. She had everything all planned out, and then Imogen ruined it by breaking up with her.
"Really?" Imogen asked. "You didn't seem like it..." She laughed a bit.
"I was nervous as hell!" Fiona nearly yelled, and it was quiet for a moment as the two girls studied each other. It was like they were looking at each other for the first time all over again, and it felt amazing. It felt like the frostival, it felt like the first time they kissed, it felt like first love.
"Are you nervous now?" The younger girl asked as she stepped closer to Fiona to look her in the eye.
"No." She shook her head.
"Fiona?" Imogen questioned as she took the older girl's hands in her own, squeezing them for a bit of comfort.
"Yeah?" She replied.
"I'm glad you stayed with me." Imogen said.
Fiona smiled, "I'd do anything for you Immy."
"Fiona?" She asked again.
"Yeah?"
"Will you be my girlfriend... Again?" She asked, trying so hard to hold in her laughter. After all, it was an odd question, yet simple too. Fiona nodded, and in that moment, despite the depression, despite her dad's death, and despite the school and everything, Imogen felt genuinely happy for the first time in little over a year. She was glad that Fiona came back to pull her out of her slump of misery.
"Imogen?" Fiona then asked, mimicking the younger girl.
"Yeah?"
"Will you marry me?" She asked. That had been a question she'd been waiting to get out for a very long time, and finally, she was able to say it. Deep down, Fiona knew that Imogen was the perfect girl for her. Like peanut butter and jelly, they were meant to be. Imogen nodded, tears in her eyes, she knew that this was the beginning of her new life. Her new life of normalcy. And she couldn't wait to be happy again. "I hope Natalie let's me marry you." Fiona joked.
"Don't worry, she loves you." Imogen smiled.
"And I love you." Fiona smiled.
"I love you too Fions."