"Chuck! Wait, Chuck!" Blair Waldorf cried out, after her lover, her soul mate. She loved her prince, the prince she would marry. But not enough. Not like she loved Chuck Bass. Charles Bass. She could never love anyone like him. Chuck stopped, his hand on the door belonging to his black limousine, turning to her. Turning to the beauty he just let go off. He blinked at her, wondering why she came back when she had her perfect fairy tale inside that building.

"Blair-" he started but was cut off as Blair reached him ,taking his hand, looking on him with glassy eyes. "No, I want to want this fairytale. And I want, I want my perfect fairytale but it's just not perfect without you, Chuck." She said, a tear rolling down her cheek, washing slightly off the makeup hiding the cut he had created. He tried to resist the urge to wipe the tear away from her cheek.

"Blair, it won't be your perfect fairytale with me. You won't be a princess. You will be…nothing but-" He started, looking on her, trying to hide his red eyes from crying. "-I don't want to be a princess then. I want to be whatever I will be when I'm with you. I love you, Chuck. Tell me you love me too. " She said and Chuck reached out his hand, stroking the new tears that fell down her cheek. He didn't even notice the one he shed himself. So much had happened. So much pain. So much pain between them.

Blair put a hand on his cheek, wiping away the tear, before feeling Chuck grasping the hand of hers, kissing it, giving a small smile, making her give her soft, gentle smile that so few ever got to see. Chuck saw on her hand, the engagement ring being gone. "You to-" he started, saying and she once again cut him off. "Is the offer still there?" she asked, now knowing who she truly wanted to marry. She didn't want to become Princess Blair of France. She wanted to be Blair Waldorf Bass. Chuck let go off her, taking out the tiny box from his pocket, opening it. "Marry me, Blair Waldorf." He said and Blair smiled, a honest smile. The smile she truly only got with her Chuck. "Yes. Yes!" she exclaimed and Chuck slide on the ring on her finger.