For some, saying “I love you” constantly can wear it out, and the person who says it too often will slowly lose the touch those three words once held and how the receiver of it can feel it being too mechanical--to redundant.
 

But for Irene, no matter how many times Wendy says it, it just never gets old-- it never loses its touch, and how those three words could never fail to make her face heat up and her heart burst out of her chest, for Wendy says it with so much passion. No matter how casual the blonde says it, Irene can feel the intensity behind those words through those expressive brown eyes and even though they’ve been together for years, have said those words way too many times, the tip of Wendy’s ears still gets so red as if it was her first time saying it to Irene again.

(And Irene swears she’s falling in love with Wendy all over again every time.)

She loves it, she loves hearing those three words come out of those soft lips no matter how many times, and what it means could never fade for Wendy just doesn’t say it.

Because there are plenty of ways to convey those three words without having to say it.
 

Like how Wendy would always quietly pick out the things Irene doesn’t like to eat on her plate and transfers it to hers without Irene having to ask Wendy to eat it for her.

How Wendy would always make sure to bring out an extra scarf or a coat because Irene gets cold easily bu