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Citizen-yellow love.
I woke up feeling refreshed. New. Reborn.
I looked at my new self in the mirror. I was taller for sure, I gained a bit of muscle, my hair had strands of grey, my hands were black, and my body had random black bands around me.
The change wasn't bad. In fact I kinda liked it.
I looked back at Oliver. He was asleep.
Slowly I crept in bed. I propped his legs open. His eyes cracked open. I moved myself between his legs. He pressed his hips in mine and it made me crazy. He knew it was my weakness.
I slowly pulled his nightgown off and put it on the nightstand.
He wasn't wearing ANYTHING under the nightgown.
I pressed myself into him.
He winced, sinking his claws in my back.
"I'm ready." He said in a sleepy voice.
I pulled down my boxers. Slowly I eased in him. He moaned in my ear slowly. I tried muffling mine in his shoulder.
His nails were very deep in my back. It fueled me to keep going.
He pushed me on the mattress and straddled me. His hips going back and forth made me finish soon.
He was still going. Moaning, tossing his head back. I leaned up and kissed him, guiding his hips.
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We layed in bed. Staring at the ceiling. He sat up.
"Hey, would you like to visit town?"he looked back at me, peaking around his shoulder.
"Town?" I raised my brow.
Oliver laughed.
"Yes. There's stuff to do outside these mansion walls."
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Oliver opened the gigantic wooden door.
The sky was a mix of reds, pinks, purples, and yellows.
It looked like a Sun set on earth.
His front yard had flower beds full of white roses. He leaned his head over towards a gigantic back yard.
"We have a tea garden back there. I'll show you when we come back. "
I smiled and nodded.
We walked the path down to the sidewalk.
Oliver clung to my arm smiling.
The neighborhood was beautiful.
It reminded me of the suburbs.
Houses closely next to each other.
Oliver's of course was the biggest.
As we walked the sidewalk people, the people looked not like humans but chirped hellos to Oliver.
He fluttered those lashes waving, giving his sweet hellos.
Children even ran up to him for hugs and kisses. Everyone loved Oliver.
We walked up to a small ice cream shaped building.
Oliver walked up to the sliding window and looked back at me.
He was smiling, "What do you want babe?"
"Chocolate milkshake." I winked and walked to one of the picnic tables.
He came back with the familiar Styrofoam cups.
He smiled at me, taking a sip at his slushy. I reached across the table and rubbed his hand.
"You're so sweet." I winked.
He smiled his big toothy grin.
I reached in my pocket Oliver.
"I want you to know how much I really love you."
He blushed, his eyes dilated.
"I love you too Austin. More than anything."
I pulled out a ring.
It was white gold, with an opalite gem surrounded with small diamonds.
Oliver choked up.
Nodding ferociously.
Tears streamed his face. He lunged across the table and kisses speckled my face.
I held him tight. "Hope that's a yes."
He held my face giggling hysterically and kissed my nose.
"Of course it's a yes."
"If I die at all, during this thing with God, I want you and our baby to be taken care of, I have a buddy that has our marriage license done. So we're legal on earth. I have all the bank accounts, bonds, and properties listed to the both of us and-"he hushed me.
"Money doesn't mean a thing, baby. Also, you won't die. I would never allow it. "
I traced the rings on his fingers.
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We walked home hand in hand, his eyes were still quite puffy from crying.
He pulled me toward the back of the house. We walked through a knee high. Rose garden maze. In the center was a small gazebo.
He sat in my lap, we watched as the sun was just finally going down.
Kissed the top of his head.
" I cannot wait to spend the rest of my life with you, My darling. "
His voice cracked.
After a few hours of laying there.
He fell asleep and I carried him inside.
His body clung to mine.
I made my way into the house. His family was in the dining room. I walked passed.
"Oh Austin darling, come have dinner! " his mother called. I walked in and she sigh "oh my baby. " she had an awe look as she looked at her son curled in my arms.
I smiled. She nodded toward the small Victorian couch against the wall.
I laid him down.
I took my seat next to Alucard.
I looked into the dinner plate.
"I asked Oliver to marry me today. "
I looked up, meeting eyes with Bee.
He nodded while the noise in the room stopped.
"Very well, a ceremony will be in order tomorrow. " Oliver's father met eyes with me and winked.
