Unspoken Love
Author:lilly23
Renting: G
Summary: Relena reflects on her one true love....
Standing on the edge, feeling the chill of the morning breezes on my face, my mind is anywhere but in this place. No matter what I try to turn my thoughts to, I am always led back to his face. I wish that I could let him go, because I know that he his someone I could never have, and in these troubled times I do not wish to experience more grief then I have to. Now I wait, wait for his return. I do not wait with tears or fear like all the other maids, hunched up in the dark, but tall and proud, eyes northward. So many times have I found myself standing here, in my ever growing despair, it has become my custom.
I try to draw my eyes to the plains below, watching as ever for his return, but the image of the rolling land is replaced by his face, the wonderful perfection of his visage. Never once has he spoken a word to me, and rarely has his gaze even turned my way. He is so steadfast, so focused on the times ahead, I admire his dedication to his friends. Nobody knows what I feel for him. They all expect me to love another, who I would love to have as a friend, but no more then that. I am glad that he feels the same, for he has told me of another woman long gone, and while he doesn't know I am here, I still hold his heart, and while I am happy for his sake, it contents me to know that he shares my attitude.
I do get a little quaky around him though, and the only reason I can guess is that he is a figure so high above me that I am simply overwhelmed by the nobility and power of his presence. I fear that he will notice and get the wrong idea, but I do not let that bother me much. I could clear it up easily if the situation rose. My eyes rove over the plains again, and beyond all hope I see him coming, riding ever on. The others that are with him are practically invisible. All I see is him, eyes fixed ahead in easy concentration. I steal back to the great hall behind me, not wanting him to think that I was waiting for him. Feeling as foolish as a school girl, I depart to my chambers, trying to collect myself for when he and the other pilots arrive at Sank Kindom.
I hear the great creaking of the doors, and taking a final deep breath I enter the hall from the opposite end. I greet them all with composure, being careful not to betray my weaknesses. It seems like the meeting has gone on forever, before I am allowed to depart again. At the celebration later I can't help but watch you, talking pleasantly with your friend. It brings a smile to my face, watching your expressions. I do not let it worry me, I can worry about nothing while I'm watching you.
Days later I stand in shock, watching as you leave down a path that nobody returns from. Why do you leave now? Do you not know that you leave me in despair? With tears down my face I stare into the east, into the swift sunrise. You go to death now, and I will not have you leave me alone in this world. You go to death, and now so do I. Hidden I ride with my people, to glory and valor, but I do not go to war for war's sake. I have nothing to lose now. In a moment of death I see you, out of all hope. In strength and grace you fight your way toward the city, and in sudden joy I smile with what I feel to be my last joy before my strength fails me and I collapse, becoming just another part of the jetsam of battle. At this moment I know not that I will live to see another day, and to see your face again. I think that death has claimed me, that the goal I sought has been achieved, with secret love, to Heero Yuy.
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Nice.
But I'm kind of lost, when/where is is set?

But I'm kind of lost, when/where is is set?
\"A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof was to understimate the ingenuity of complete fools.\" -- Douglas Adams Mostly Harmless Book 5 of The Hitchhiker''''s Guide to the Galaxy
" A God that men can percieve isn't really a God, is it?"
" A God that men can percieve isn't really a God, is it?"
nice...I like the intensity of Relena's emotion in this story..true to her character.....and it's interesting how you made Relena watch Heero in the 'shadows' instead of the usual "Heero-watching-her" kind of thing...
Keep it up!
Keep it up!
"People who want to die, hurry up and die. You're wasting good air."
Professor G., Episode 24
Quatre: Trowa's dead!
Heero: Yeah, you killed him.
Episode 25
Professor G., Episode 24
Quatre: Trowa's dead!
Heero: Yeah, you killed him.
Episode 25