Enchanted Swain

"Hey Brian, you look awesome. The blazzer fitted you and made you look so handsome and attractive..." She said with a candid smile while she was glaring at me with her beautiful white eyes that she was wiggling. My heart was shattered, and I don't know when I suddenly smiled at her and gently started walking toward her. "Thank you for your compliment, my dear sister...." I said to her, while I gave her a little hug which made me feel the good fragrance of her body. I closed my eyes and took a deep breath. She gently moved her body out of mine and then held my hand and made me sit on the cushion as she also sat down near me. I couldn't say a word for some interminable moment. I was just looking at her as she took away my mind, thinking something new about her in my mind. She was busy with her phone as she didn't mind me being there looking at her. "Hey Brian!" She said, which made me come back into my senses and I quickly smiled at her. "Where was your mind....I have been standing here close to you calling your name. Anything wrong?" Grandma said. She laughed, which showed her glamorous white teeth. Help me ask him, Grannie. We have been here for almost a half hour, but he couldn't say a word to me. I know this isn't the Brian I knew before. Who was talkative, joking and always admiring." She said. "Hey Sasa. That's not your concern," Grannnie said. I smiled back, then stood up and walked a little bit toward Grannie. "Happy New year Grannie!" I said gently to Grannie and quietly hugged her. "I offer you everything you wish to pick up here in this house, my little handsome dude. "Even this beautiful svelte Damsel? I said truthfully while I was pointing at Sasa, who was sitting quietly playing with her phone. She quickly looked up and all of them laughed as if they thought I was joking. "Quit, sure Brian, if you so wish everything here is yours all alone with exclusion of all other..." Grannie said with a smiling face. "No, not including me. I do not belong to you. Grannie. Sasa said jokingly. I smiled and deeply took a breath and then said," I need to go now, Grannie...." "Oh, are you just going right now?" Sasa said, while she also woke up and picked up her purse and then said; "Me too, I am going. I've got something very important to do at home before evening. She said, as she went to Grannie and caressed her. We walked out of Grannie's house and gently hiked toward the street down to her family house. I couldn't say a word to her as we were gently walking for some interminable moment. My heart is just grumbling and beating rapidly for the first time in my life. My body was so weak and heavy. She gently came so close to me and held my hand. My body started quivering. "Your hand is so cold..." What happened Brian?" She asked. My voice was quivering, I said. "Ohhh...n....nnoooothing. "Oh no, tell me Brian. I am your trustee Sasa." She stopped and then put her hand on my shoulder, looking at me with her white eyes again. I chuckled and then responded. " Well, it was nothing. I was just thinking something about you..." "About me?" She said with a surprised tone. I nodded my head without saying a word to her." Her mood changed suddenly as her face looked so frowned. She held my hand and took me to a nearby street stool and sat down. "She sighed and then looked at me for some moment while propping her chin." "What was that?" She hurriedly asked. I smiled at her and then said, "Oh, it was nothing very big. I just feel you deserve something great in this life.... Like you don't need to get married so soon. I have good intentions for you on my mind...but I don't know how I can express them to you..... I was just....." "I know it Brian.... You're always a good person who wants to see people shine in this life...." "Yeah, but for you I want something bigger beyond you imagine." She chuckled and pulled her waist close to mine and then looked into my eyes and then whispered to me. "Calm down Brian. Tell me what was on your mind about me?" " I...I do...I....I don't really know but....or I don't know how or where I will begin." She smiled back as she understood like I was under pressure. She stood up and then adjusted her trousers slightly up to her waist, took a deep breath, and then held my hand, saying, 'Get up, let's go.'" I got up without saying a word, and we continued walking in silence, in a serene and captivating manner, without anyone speaking for a long time. It wasn't until we were close to her house that she looked at me and said, "Well, I’m home now." I smiled at her and replied, "Oh, it’s not far from Grannie’s house." "Yes, thank you," she said as she entered her house, leaving me standing there, gazing after her until she entered the house.