The Little Girl in the Red Dress — A Confession of Love๐๐
There are moments that stay with you — not because they were loud or grand, but because something about them made time pause.๐๐ธ
๐For me, it was her in that red dress.
๐The way the fabric danced around her knees as she twirled, free and fearless. The way the sun lit her hair like a golden halo. The way she looked at the world — curious, open, untouched by hurry or doubt.
๐ธAnd in that single, ordinary moment, my heart whispered a truth so big it almost ached:
I love her more than words will ever hold.
๐นIt’s not just because she’s mine. It’s not just because she calls me "mama." It’s deeper — like a thread sewn into my soul from the day she was born. A love that lives in the quiet spaces: brushing her hair after a bath, tying the bow on that red dress, hearing her laughter echo down the hallway.
๐นThat dress seemed to carry something sacred. Maybe it was how bright it looked against the green of the grass. Or maybe it was how she wore it — bold, joyful, wild like the little flame she is. My heart took a picture that day. One I’ll keep long after the dress is too small and her hands no longer reach for mine the same way.
๐ธ๐๐She won’t remember it. But I will.
And maybe one day I’ll show her the photo, or write her a letter, or simply whisper it while she sleeps:
๐๐I loved you then. I love you now. I always will.
No matter how big you grow, no matter how far you go — I will always see the little girl in the red dress, full of light, and full of my heart.๐๐๐
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