"Please note; while the characters and situation of this story are very real, the events described below are not. This story is purely for the enjoyment of the reader, and I do love Kaitlyn too much to ever force her into anything she were not uncomfortable. I still got my wish in the end, though, she is my perfect angel. Today we are still together and I have never been more happy in my entire life. With that in mind, I present to you, Innocence pt. I. Enjoy. "
-Jon
Innocence
(In"no*cence), n. [F. innocence, L. innocentia.]: The state or quality of being morally free from guilt or sin; purity of heart; blamelessness.
November 22; After what seemed like an eternity of waiting, and two trips at my expense traveling up to her, three states away, Kaitlyn had finally been free of her parents' paranoid control, and had moved in with me. Kaitlyn, only 18, had wavy red hair down to her shoulders, that when the light caught just right, almost appeared to be golden. Her blue eyes, the eyes of an angel, were pools of perfection, deeper shades of blue surrounded by lighter hues. But her appearance was nothing in comparison to what was inside. Kaitlyn was mature in many ways, having to deal with many problems in her past, yet, she was vulnerable, fragile. As we grew close I became her only escape, she would be strong through everything, and when she fell, I would always be there to pick her up. Coupled with her slim build and gentle demeanor, she was what made me whole.
As for me? I had just turned 19, and was almost the complete opposite of Kaitlyn. I was over a foot taller than her, medium build, and disheveled brown, almost black, hair that was cut short. I had dark hazel eyes that always had a gleam of one with a purpose, that would look into you, and when angry few could bear to hold my gaze. Nothing drove me more then a desperate need to protect her, and ensure her happiness. I always felt that I was made for her.
We had first met by accident while on vacation. Even though we had lived three states apart, we fell in love before the month was out; and we kept in touch. Soon after, I had picked up a job to save up to see her every few months. Our love only grew, even despite Kaitlyn's parents, desperately trying to keep their daughter sacred and untouched. Shortly after her birthday in September, we began arranging for her to stay with me, and by the end of October, she had moved here.