The rush of butterflies when I saw him, the silly smile that would appear on my face at the very thought of him, the nervous bubbles in my stomach, the jolt of electricity when his skin brushed mine. Suddenly I cared about what I wore, what I said, how I looked. This didn't go unnoticed, particularly by Juniper, who watched me each day as I obsessed over my reflection before I dashed out of the house. Art noticed, too, and then I stopped flustering over myself for a moment to notice it in him. We've been together for three months.
The narrator describes a powerful romantic attraction that causes physical and emotional reactions whenever she thinks of or is near the person she loves. She's aware of the excitement, nervousness, and self-consciousness that comes with this connection, which transforms her daily routine and the way she views herself. Juniper, a friend, observes this change, noting how the narrator is preoccupied with her appearance.
As her feelings deepen over the three months of their relationship, she begins to realize that her partner, Art, is experiencing similar emotions. This mutual appreciation adds another layer to their bond, illustrating how love influences both individuals in a relationship, creating moments of joy and shared excitement.
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