FROM TREVS POINT OF VIEW
I knew it from the first time I heard her laugh. It was a bubbly sort of laugh, various tones blending together to create a note that seemed to freeze time, and again and again I allowed myself to become entrapped by it, a baked smile on my face and a glazed look in my eyes. She really was beautiful. I loved the way her brown hair dashed wildly from her head to her shoulders, as if her hair wasn’t following a particular set of directions, and rather happened to fall in a series of perfect coincidences. Her eyes had a way of holding your attention, as if every word she said had never been said before and would never be said again, and there was a certain twinkle about her eyes whenever she smiled, and when we kissed. Her lips were a rosy shade of red, and her kisses were soft, each one containing a promise and a flirty tease. I knew from the first time I heard her laugh.