He Kissed Me Desperately, Like A Drowning

I Guess What I'm Trying To Say Is That You Can't Live Somebody Else's Life For Them. They Have To Make Their Own Choices, And Sometimes All We Can Do Is Learn To Live With Them.

Ready?" Tove Asked Without Looking At Me. He Started Walking Before I Answered. "duncan, You Don't Need To Come With Us," I Told Him As I Hurried After Tove. Duncan Followed Me The Way He Always Did, But He Slowed. "it's Probably Best If He Does," Tove Said, Tucking His Hair Behind His Ears. "why?" I Asked, But Duncan Smiled, Excited To Be Included. "we Need Someone To Test On," Tove Replied Matter-of-factly, And Duncan's Smile Instantly Faded.

In That Moment, Lux Felt Complete For The First Time. He Hadn’t Even Realized Anything Was Missing Until He Met Her, But Now, With Her Curled Up In His Arms, Her Hair Tickling Against His Chin, He Couldn’t Imagine Existing Without Her - Virtue - A Fairy Tale

You Married Elora?” “yes, Briefly.” Oren Emphasized How Fleeting It Had Been. “we Were Wed Because We Thought It Would Be A Good Way To Combine Our Respective Kingdoms. Vittra And Trylle Have Had Their Disagreements Over The Years, And We Wanted To Create Peace. Unfortunately, Your Mother Is The Most Impossible, Irrational, Horrible Woman On The Planet.” He Smiled At Me. “well, You Know. You’ve Met Her.

There Was Something Almost Painful About That, The Intensity Of Being So Vulnerable And So Intimate With Him.