Bound By Broken Promises
I saw her fighting it, trying to stay composed, even as she leaned the slightest bit closer.
"This doesn’t change anything," she said, her voice trembling.
"Maybe not." I leaned in my lips a breath from hers. "Or maybe it changes everything."
The kiss hit like lightning, sudden, violent, inevitable. She grabbed my shirt, pulling me closer even as her body trembled. I wrapped my arms around her, and everything we’d buried for three years crashed to the surface.
The bond roared to life, fire, fury, heartbreak. I felt everything: her rage, her pain, the love she’d tried to kill. And beneath it all, something softer, something that refused to die.