This idea was from the glorious WeWriteCoolStories!

Lien was a pretty girl, she had pale skin and deep brown hair with interesting honey amber eyes. It might be helpful to mention that she also had a pair of feathered wings that matched her hair.

Yes, wings. And she wasn't the only one.

She lived with her siblings and often interacted with the other winged people.

She had a happy quiet life deep in the forest.

There was, however, one particular winged man who always seemed to go out of his way to converse with her.

His name was Alfred: he lived in the west wing of the Great forest with his three older brothers (technically he had two, but since Francis was dating his oldest brother, he considered him family).

Alfred was a rather hyper young man who was the youngest in his region of the forest.

He had dirty blond hair with the most adorable cowlick and shy blue eyes.

Despite his brothers many warnings, he still enjoyed watching humans, he even wore a pair of "glasses" on the ground that one human had supposedly left behind.

Despite his recklessness, he was constantly reading, years ago, he had taught himself to read the human language.

Lien couldn't help, but admire him.

But of course, her brother Yao told her to avoid him; he was constantly bickering with the so called "westerners".

So Lien always had to watch him from afar, hoping her brother would change his mind.

Until one day...

It was a rather lazy afternoon at the gathering lake.

Lien had finally found a moment to herself and was dipping her feet into the cool water.

It was all quiet, until Lien heard a loud flapping.

She groaned. "Yao, I'm not in the mood."

"I'm not Yao, dudette." A playful voice responded.

She turned around, blush rose to her cheeks upon seeing who it was.

"A-Alfred..."

He frownend. "How do you know my name?"

She hurriedly came up with a quick lie. "Well... I remember you made a speech at the last gathering."

His frown vanished, his eyes turned hopeful. "What did you think of it?"

"Huh?"

"My speech."

"Oh..." Honestly, she was more focused on him than his speech. "I found it... well spoken."

He smiled sweetly, making Lien blush harder.

"Thanks, Dudette, most people thought it was stupid." His eyes saddened. "But, I really think we should give humans another chance."

Oh, that's what his speech was on. She thought. "Uh... yeah, me too, I guess..."

"Lien!" A new voice barked. "Get away from the Westerner!"

Alfred chuckled. "I should go. I'll see you later, yeah?"

Lien couldn't believe her ears. "A-absolutely!"

"LIEN!"

"See ya, beautiful." And with that, Alfred flew off.