Your brother, my husband
He toyed with a strand of my hair, his touch lazy and soft.
“Do you remember,” he murmured, “when you said you didn’t believe in second chances?”
I closed my eyes, letting his voice settle into my bones. “Yes.”
“And now?”
I opened my eyes. He was right there — close enough for forever. “Now I think second chances are just love being brave.”
He kissed me, slow and sure, a promise pressed into my mouth.
Outside, the world kept spinning — bills, business, secrets waiting for morning light. But here, in this room, it was just us. Two people who broke, healed, chose each other over and over again.
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