A Night To Remember
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  • Reads 1,935
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  • Parts 8
  • Time 44m
Ongoing, First published Oct 15, 2014
"NO!" Petra screamed out. She ducked under the police tape and ran over to Levi.
"Levi..." Petra barely managed to choke out the words as she stared down to his damaged face. She put his head into her lap and wept.
"Petra..." Levi whispered.
"I'm right here." She continued to weep.
"You look beautiful..." Levi whispered as he took his final breath and his eyes began to close.
"No, no... Please... Don't leave." Petra whispered to the unconscious Levi, tears running down her cheeks. "Not yet." She wept and wept knowing that he wouldn't hear her and wouldn't wake. 
"I love you." Petra laid her head on top of his so their foreheads were touching. She couldn't stop herself from crying over the one she loved whom she just lost.
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