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It was a cold, dark night in Yoyleland, not many people went back after BFDIA, but Leafy loved it. She liked going back because it made the world feel more quiet and peaceful, she could let her thoughts run all night. Except that quietness was quickly disturbed by distance walking, Leafy turned around to see a familiar face, a familiar friend. It was Pin, a white bow rapped around her point, and a present in hand. She walked over with a bright smile and a small blush creeping onto her face.
"Hi Leafy!" Pin exclaimed, waving as she stopped walking to give Leafy the present.
"Uh, hello Pin! What is this?" Leafy questioned, pointing at the gift. It was covered in a crimson red wrapping with a light green bow on the top.
"Its something special, open it!" Pin pleaded. Leafy getting very curious why Pin wantes her to open it so fast, but she started to unwrapped the sudden present anyway. Inside was a gift box coloured in a crepe pink. Leafy looked back at Pin, who started blushing a chartreuse green, looking away. Leafy then opened the little gift box and inside was a very beautiful ring, with a emerald in the shape of a heart on top, and there was a note wedged in the side of the box. It was laced in a very beautiful scarlet red fabric and had very neat handwriting, it read:
'Leafy, we have been friends for so long, and every moment of it has been amazing. Even through our arguments, nothing made me want to forget you. I love your beautiful green colour, which is why I got you this ring, to match your beauty. Even though nothing could beat it, which is why im here to say that..
I love you Leafy..."
Leafy looked back at Pin who now looked like the inside of a lime, covering her face with her hands. Leafy then placed the gift box down on the purple grass and walked up to Pin, giving her a sweet smile before leaving a peck on her cheek. Pin looked up in surprise, and love. They locked eyes for a few seconds, admiring eachother, before Leafy pulled Pin in for a loving kiss. Everything around them stopped, even the yoyle bushes become quiet. It was just them two, and that's how they liked it. It really was a night to remember.