That kinda love

That kinda love

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Mon, Mar 14, 2022<5 mins
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What kinda of love do you want? Let's get away. let's adopt a kid and build our dream home in upstate New Hampshire. Boston is our way to get closer together. With no distractions, and with no one bothering us. No more competing, gosh that feels good.. Boston. Our get away. I love you but I never asked you what's your dream? That's the most hard part about the journey getting them to come along with you meaning getting them to like you too. I'll be patient because I want this & because I want you. All of you. I want us. In New Hampshire, building a family. I want you to be my wife. my sweet doctor wife. So no. I won't leave. you wanna date? Go ahead. I'll wait for you. But if I find out he hurt you, He'll regret it. And I don't regret loving you.
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"Who says your life ends only when your heart stops? It ends even when there's a celebration around you." A marriage. To a man who had saved my parents' life. Their respect, their businesses, their home ... But at a cost. The cost being me. I was to be wed to a stranger. A Yade. His nationality, species, colour, eyes, skin... none of that ever mattered. The only thing that has ever mattered to me was that the man I marry be the man I have been dreaming about for six years. Six glorious years spread apart with memories that set my soul on fire and light my life up. Hope was a beacon and love was a companion I had lived with in every life. And now, I was to marry a stranger to save my parents' life. There was no real choice to make. Why show me how glorious my life could be, if I were never meant to live it?

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