Unconditional

He had never met love until she came into his world. His love for her was: Unconditional, Poisonous, Magical and Dangerous.
   
       A never ending battle between giving happiness to one another, and raping each other's hearts at every waking opportunity.

Godiva had something mysterious about her. She was quiet; radiant. Her eyes reflected the emptiness of her spirit, and strangely enough, it provoked the interest of many young men. Even though they were intrigued by Godiva, her heart was won by Daniel; a cruel young man that only knew how to make her suffer...and love her like crazy.

Godiva and Daniel... those two where a case.

Their fights where as enormous as their passion when the moon reached the sky.

     There where times where Godiva could take it no longer, and tried to end her misery. Daniel held her all those times and cried. He wished he was better to her, while caressing her hair. There was nothing he loved more than his Godiva; and there was nothing he hated more than himself.

      He wanted to make her happy, and at times it crossed his mind that the only way to do so was to let her go.

But he also attended reason, and the whole "if you love her, let her go" thing was not going to work in this for them.
She was not sane, and he felt the need to take care of her; that was his life purpose, and he was determined to do so.

They got engaged, being the wedding in only few months. Godiva eyes sparkled from day to night, enjoying the company of his beloved Daniel in the preparation of that special day.

Then...
White beautiful dress. Flower crown. Long veil.
The day arrived, and Godiva was so happy to share the rest of her life with her one true love. The only thing missing was the pearls. You see, in her family there was  tradition which consisted on the bride going to the river moments before the wedding and recollecting three blue pearls. She must sit on the riverside and close her eyes facing the river. Holding the pearls, she would make three wishes for her wedding day. Then, on her daughter's wedding day, she would give the pearls to her child as a gift and giving her her best wishes.

 Godiva went to the river. She held her dress so it wouldn't be too soaked and dipped her feet in the water; even though it was impossible not to be too soaked because that specific day the river was out of control. After several minutes of trying to find the blue pearls, she went deeper. Finally she found a blue pearl... then another one. Then the roaring river got even wilder. The watercourse was too strong, and Godiva was finding it really hard to breathe. No matter how much she fought, she wasn't going to let go of the pearls. When her eyes were about to shut down for good, she felt someone push her up. She took a deep breath, for she didn't know how much it was going to last. Whoever was pushing her up, wasn't taking any breath. Daniel did not give up, he kept trying to get Godiva out of the river at any cost. He succeeded.

When Godiva rolled out of the river, she kept waiting for Daniel to come out. She induced her hands in the river trying to reach for him, all in vain.

Her mind got blank. There was nothing to do, but to sit there holding her two pearls; hoping that her love would sometime come back from the river.