Wow, uh, so many words. He didn't know what they meant. Good, he thought. It's like, 90% sure they're good. "Thank you!" she groaned, brushing her nose against his coral-chalcedony skin. Free from the anxiety of worrying his father, he felt only love, lost in a dream of happiness he couldn't appreciate, for he had never felt such great sadness as to oppose it. "I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you!" he repeated. He couldn't express the true extent of his love, he only knew it existed, and there were three words he knew how to express it. 'I love you.' They are simple, perfect, and beautiful, and are all they ever were and always will be. At that moment, Sonata was pure happiness. If given the choice, Sonata would be too foolish to choose to stay there, like that, for eternity, but she wouldn't have the option of making the mistake of letting this opportunity slip away. "I love you." He looked at Coralchalcedony with a silly grin on his face. This is what it feels like to be in love, isn't it? How nice. "I'm happy to be your daughter," Sonata said. It's like nothing else. She was born Coralchalcedony's daughter, and that was all she could do. She couldn't change her love for Coralchalcedony, and she didn't like it. He couldn't either, even if he tried. He was Sonata, Coralchalcedony's son, and he couldn't imagine anything better. Being a starcat without Coralchalcedony would be offensive, he said. It was pointless to dream of anything unless his mother was with him in those dreams. It made no sense to be anything without his mother. Sonata hoped that if he went to the stars, Coralchalcedony would go with him, that Coralchalcedony wouldn't spend much time on Earth without him. He hoped that if he fell, up there in StarClan, Coralchalcedony would be there to hold him by the scruff of the neck and keep him safe.
sadly its not very funny
