Lukald

Needs circuit gene

Bellow is the story of Piper and Lukald...well, their future technically. But they are living the romance now:

Time is a wonderful thing. When these glasses were first crafted, they were custom made for a very small fae. That fae would grow up with a passion for reading. They consumed books the way all dragons breath air! They were so engrossed in the stories they read that life almost passed them by without ever showing more than a book, pages, or ink. Of course, life and love don't like that sort of thing. So almost out of the blue it sent a spiral.
He was wild, fun, and loved to explore everything. He took special interest in the fae. But when it seemed they couldn't even hear due to their minds being so engrossed in books, the spiral came up with a clever idea. He went out into the world, explored, and wrote many simple books romanticizing the places he saw. He wrote down facts, made up stories, made picture books, pressed various flowers into the pages, made the books with scented page, anything he could think of to make reality more enticing. Eventually he even placed himself in the books, explaining to an "anonymous" fae character just how much he wanted to explore the world with them.
This worked. With every new book came new glances. Extended peeks into reality instead of the page. Until, finally, after a particularly romantic book, the fae shut the covers with a sign and a smile to see the grinning spiral. Realization dawned. Their heart thumped. And when all was said and done, the two did go out to see the world together. The fae never forgot their love of books. But instead of reading, they wrote down the best adventures of their life with that wild, loving spiral. Unfortunately time is cruel. Those books have since been lost or destroyed. But the glasses stand as proof of a fae that loved to read and a spiral who etched their names into the frame in tiny script with a little heart to remind their lover to think of them now and again. The lenses may have since changed, but these frames have withstood the test of time and love.