I kissed Jesse, thanking him over and over again. The bracelet is beautiful. 
“Do you want me to put it on you?” he asked and I nodded, handing him the bracelet and he put it on my wrist. I started looking at the charms, wondering if they meant something or not. There was a key, a diploma hat, an airplane, a moon, a little hospital and a laptop. “They all mean something,” he said as if he was reading my mind. “I figured I could add more and more charms as we go.”
“What does this mean?” I point to the laptop.
“We met on the internet,” he told me. “That was the best day in my life, it might've took me a while to realise that but its true,” I blushed. “This one, the moon is because we had our first kiss under the moon,” he told me.
“What about this one?” I asked, pointing at the hospital.
“You agreed to be with me there.”
“The airplane?”
“You're here, I got to meet you,” he told me softly.
“And it's taking me away from you,” I mumbled.
“Hey, hey, c'mon. Today, we're not going to talk about that, just be happy.” I nodded as Jesse touched the little key charm. “You are the only girl who will ever have the key to my heart, so please don't lose it,” the vulnerability in his voice was clear. I put my legs on either side of Jesse and kissed him, wrapping my arms around his neck. Jesse kissed me back without any hesitation and soon we were in a heated make out session.
“Come on,” Jesse said. “I want to take you somewhere.” We got into his car and he drove us somewhere. I soon found that we were at a cemetery.
“Jesse, what are we doing here?” I asked, quietly.
“I want you to meet my family,” he told me. Jesse stood in front of three graves and I stood with him. The first one was his brothers. It said, 'Zach Gray. Age 22. Beloved son, friend and brother'. The next one was his mothers and that said, 'Quinn Gray. Age 45. Beloved wife, mother and daughter.' The one after was his dads and said 'Jack Gray. Age 47. Beloved husband, father and son.' They all had more inscriptions at the bottom.
“Mum, dad, Zach, I want you to meet my girlfriend Andi,” Jesse said. “You would've loved her, she's amazing.” I didn't know what to say but my heart fluttered. Jesse obviously had to have trusted me a lot to have taken me here. We stayed at the cemetery for another hour before leaving and going to a small cafe down the road from Jesses apartment.
“So, what are we going to do after this?” I questioned.
“I would've told you if it wasn't a surprise,” Jesse replied.
“Hey, Jesse?”
“I'm not going to tell you, so don't you dare look at me with those eyes,” he chuckled.
“I was just going to ask about a charm,” I told him.
“Which one?” Jesse asked.
“The diploma hat.”
“Oh, that's me making a promise to you.”
“What promise would that be?”
“I'll be at your graduation, I promise.”

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