Eternal Enchantment: A Druid's Love

g sense of anticipation and longing. Elysia and Lirion found it increasingly difficu

n twilight, Elysia couldn't resist the pull any longer. She ventured deeper

ion waiting for her. His eyes, a brilliant shade of emera

oment, it felt like one. He held out his hand to her, and s

Elysia confessed, her

the back of her hand in a

simply gazing at each other. It was a moment of unspoken unders

gap between them. She could feel the heat of his body through the

ace tenderly. He leaned down, his lips brushing against hers in a featherlight k

breeze, birds sang their evening songs, and the ancient trees whispered secrets o

n's eyes. "There's something I need to tell you,

s gaze unwavering

e, and the loneliness that had defined her immortal life. She spoke of the isolation and secrecy that

ing. When she finished, he didn't recoil or judge her but instead pulled her i

e that defied reason and tradition. The forest bore witness to their shared secrets a