Blue Like The Moonlight
This was the first gift he had gotten from any friend, ever.
"Oh, please. You're grinning like a psycho," Uriel commented, bashfully presenting a bouquet of the reddest of red roses, blooming into a garden of love, for Erin. They had swivelled and twisted, digging their roots into each other for support, so fresh, they appeared to have only recently bloomed. Roots of lavender accented the wide, scarlet petals flourished by the light graze of the sunlight, bourgeoned wide for Erin's senses to feast on. Everything from the colour, scent, size, and type, pleased the boy in more ways than he could describe.
With both hands, he carefully brought it forward to Erin, who looked like he was about to
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