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Very Little Time
“Because of Kasha?”
He lowered his head in admonition. His hands linked behind his back.
To keep from touching me? I wondered.
“Despite all I’ve done, I have deep respect for you, My Spitfire. And ultimately, I wish to see your laughter return. And that is what I’d spend the rest of my days striving for. But if away from me, is how you can regain it, then that too I’d learn to appreciate.”
“You’re so contrary. A moment ago you were declaring I’m yours. Now you say I have a choice.”
“You’ve always had a choice. Even when you believed Udora was at my mercy. You had the choice of forsaking her.”
“That wasn’t an option.”
“Not with you. Just because it wasn’t an acceptable choice, doesn’t mean it wasn’t there. But,” He lifted his finger. “I do caution you, you can’t change me, Sweetheart.”
“You just said you have changed!”
He smiled almost sadly. “I have. Because I wished to change, to become something more
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