"You actually stopped?" [i]Leif asked, voice filled with amazement and disbelief. Her smile then widened as she got on her knees, and very tightly wrapped both of her arms around the previously drug addicted girl in front of her. Leif pulled Frisky tightly against herself, a rosy red blush spreading across her cheeks upon hearing Frisky's final words. [/i] "Well, I guess.. now that you're sober, I've got a confession to make.." [i]She softly whispered, still holding Frisky close. [/i] "I'm.. I-I'm com-c-completely and u-utterly in love with.. y-you, F-F-Frisky.." [i]Leif then held Frisky even tighter, as if she didn't want her crush escaping, face buried into the girl's shoulder in embarrassment. [/i]

[b]Frisky put her arms around Leif, and squeezed her tight. Her smile got wider and squintier, as if she was happy Leif had said this. She couldn't say she was quite in love with Leif as Leif was to her, but she did like her. A lot. A lot a lot. Her eyes had been opened in the few days she was sober, and she'd rethought her relationships with people. And, well, the only person who'd ever really been nice to her in any real form, was Leif. She took a deep breath, then spoke.[/b] "I-I like you, Leif. A lot. I can't tell exactly if it's love, but I really like you..."

[i]Leif's breath stopped her throat, eyes widening as she slowly pulled her head away from Frisky's shoulder. She then exhaled rather shakily, still holding her crush very tightly and.. lovingly. In her long, long life.. this was probably one of her happiest moments. She smiled widely, the blush remaining on both of her cheeks. [/i] "I love you more than anything, Frisk.. I love you more than anything I've ever loved in my lengthy life.. I love you more than there are stars in the sky.. I.. I.. I don't want anyone other than you.."