Whisper

It was a different night than usual. The stars were extra bright, and there seemed to be more stars than there were last night. The skies were very clear, no cloud in sight. The full moon light shined across the small lake, which was to the right of the front porch. It was very quiet outside, even a mouse could be heard, as well as people's breath. The cool breeze would make the chair swing sway, ever so little.

The sound of a young couples breathing could be heard. They had fallen asleep on the swing in each other arms. The sound of the house was very quiet, more quiet than a mouse. All who slept inside didn't make a sound, nor did anyone stirr.

There was a sound in the brush beside the lake, and out emerged a fawn, a baby deer, who's spots were just begining to fade away. The youung deer, alone, crept to the lake, and drank, wih only the sound of water moving barely much, and caused almost no sound.

Even though the fawn drank almost soundlessly, the couple woke up together, and silently watched the deer drink, then watched it walk back into the brush. A cool breeze made the chair swing move, which caused the boy to speak. He spoke quietly, and gently.
"Do you ever feel alone? Like no one loves you?"
The girl kept quiet for a minute, then glanced up at the moon. She thought for a second, and moved not one bit. Only her breathing could be heard. The boy looked down at her, with ihs soft, deep brown, gentle eyes. The girl spoke.
"It must of been hard, living the way you did, and still do" There was silence for what seemed as though it lasted for an hour. The breeze blew once again, this time, harder than it did last. The one cloud in the sky, that came over the tree tops, moved infront of the moon, and blocked the shine on the lake.

The cloud moved on, letting the moonlight show again. A rabbit was at the lake this time. It had come when the lake when the moonlight dimmed. The moonlight reapearedg and the girl spoke.
"But just remember, no matter what, you will allways be loved..." She watched the rabbit quietly and slowly "hop" away, as she snuggled closer to the boy. She closed her eyes, with a smile on her face, and said: "...by me."