original , not my style of writing but I'll try anything once , let me know.
My love for her grew as we lived together more it should not be possible but it is ,my heart mixed with feelings,for years we worked with each other not knowing we were there,then we found out we had a love we didn't know we had.We then too were nurses side by side all those weeks,who knew? Then one night was suppose to meet someone here on a blind date,it was her,we then too hit it off unexpectedly ,I took her to my apartment made dinner watch a movie something we both love to see or watch and after a drink or two we made love,who knew that even today in the later half of the twenty first century two women could fall in love,it wasn't being a lesbian that was doing it or just because she was the hottest thing I've seen in months ,she reminded me of all things that were beautiful as well. We kissed then my night changed forever,someone busted the door to my apartment open two people wearing masks were in fact carrying guns too, ' Take that you slimey lesbian,' they shot her ,my lover and girlfriend,after her funeral I talked to the police and the only thing they would say it was an ongoing investigation. ' I'll find out for myself what happened,' I screamed storming out of police headquarters .' I might be a lesbian or whatever else people think of me but I'm still a person a human being .I'm going to find out who shot her too,or my name ain't Queenstowney. come
heaven or high water. ' end?
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