Kayla's pov
That night I didn't sleep well, at all.
I kept thinking about what Grayson had told me before I left.
Me, Him, the wine cellar.
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"Silver, you down here?"
"Kayla." I heard a voice groan.
"Gray, sweetie, you okay?"
I saw Grayson, crouched on the floor, a bottle of Chardonnay in hand.
I knelt next to him.
"What's got you bothered Gray?"
"Your eyes are really pretty." He complimented.
I blushed.
"Yours are too, handsome."
He smiled and then looked at me sorrowfully.
"Kayla, please don't leave me. I don't want to be alone here."
"Oh Gray, I'm not leaving at least not tonight."
"You shouldn't have to worry about me my love." He told me.
"Gray- "
"I don't deserve you, I'm not good enough for you."
"Grayson, look at me, you're enough, this, us, it's enough."
"It will never be enough love. I will never be enough."
Tears were pouring out of both our eyes.
"Gray please don't say that, please don't do this to yourself."
"Kayla, my love, a bomb went off and I stood there. You could've died."
"But I didn't! I didn't Gray, I'm here and I'm alive."
"But what if you weren't, I wouldn't be able to forgive myself Kayla. You're everything, I can't lose you."
I cupped his face in my hands.
"You will never lose me, never again."
"It hurts Kayla, it hurts so fucking much." He said.
I wrapped my arms around him and straddled him. I brought his head to my chest and I felt him cry.
"I've got you baby." I told him.
He looked up at me, tears in his eyes.
"I love you Kayla."
"I love you too."
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I sat on the kitchen island aimlessly.
Sleep was miles away.
"Hey, you awake?"
Isaac.
"Yeah." I muttered.
He made his way over to me and hopped on the island.
"What's on your mind?"
"Grayson." I murmured.
"Have you heard from him?" He asked.
I shook my head yes.
"He called me today to apologise for the phone call."
Isaac nodded slowly.
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