I was 14, and he just turned 16. My parents wouldn't let me really date yet, so they went with us to Movies in the Park at Buck Creek in Helena. They watched the movie, and we roamed around the park for the first hour. We got to this beautiful tree in the back of the park, and he let go of my hand long enough to turn around and kiss me. He looked me in the eyes and rambled for a minute before he said, "you don't have to say it back, but I have to tell you, I know it's crazy but, I love you." You might think we were crazy, but I knew I loved him too. We knew from the start that something was different about us. I had never been more positive of anything in my life when I told him I loved him too. Just then, it started to sprinkle. We tried to ignore it, because we didn't want to go home. It wasn't until it started pouring and my parents made us leave that we acknowledged the rain. We ran to the car, and my parents told us we could go somewhere else so the night didn't have to end. We went to the mall and walked hand in hand crazy in love for another 30 minutes before it closed. This night would have to kick us out before we went home. Then, we went to the movies. It was 9 o'clock, and I chose this movie that I swear was five hours of pure torture. But, we didn't care. We were too busy watching each other to realize what the movie was about. We probably said "I love you" a million times, and each time felt like the first. At two in the morning, the movie ended and we had to say goodbye. Starting on that day, Andrew has called me beautiful every single day. He never lets me forget how much he loves me, and we can't wait to share our love with you when we finally say I do!