Beginnings are the Endings

Beginnings are the Endings

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Ten years. It's been ten years now since the last time that my eyes have seen your face. It was the wedding that I had imagined over and over again. The white flowers adorning the sides, the red carpet contrasting the white lace dress I was wearing, the stained glass reflecting the multicolored splashes on the marble floor. And you. There you are at the end of altar, smiling. Your cheeks are wet with tears as you looked as dashing as ever. I was there too, smiling with tears brimming my eyes. I'm ready. The bells ring. The flower petals fall on us. And so does the tears. I watch you kiss your bride.
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Laurance(MyStreet) X Reader I woke up to hear mumbling. I looked over at (Y/N). Her hands had tighten into fists. This has been happening a lot the last week. She had tears on the edge of her eyes. I brushed a lock of her hair off her beautiful face. Her breathing was becoming irregular. I grabbed her hands and rubbed circles into them. I learned from my past experiences with this to just loosen the tighten muscles, to relieve some of the stress instead of waking her up. She sat up quickly, pulling her hands away from me and placing them over her heart. Her breathing was heavy as she took in deep breaths. "Are you okay?" I asked. She glanced over at me. "Yeah. Just another dream..." some of the tears ran down her cheeks. "You ready to talk about it?" I asked, playing a hand on her back. She tensed. "N-No. Not this one..." she trailed off. "Okay... you do know I love you... right?" I asked. She nodded. "Good. You also know you don't have to be afraid to share these thing with me." "I know..." she sighed.

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