HIS MINI BEAR
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His expression softened as he palmed my face, his thumb gently rubbing my jaw in a soothing motion.
“It’s okay, Mini. Let it out,” he whispered, his voice filled with understanding.
My hands fisted the fabric of his sweater, and I felt the tears finally spill over, small droplets staining my cheeks.
“There you go. Such a good girl,” he murmured, his voice a comforting whisper as his hand rubbed circles on my back.
“You’re just excited. So excited that it’s overwhelming you,” he added softly, pressing his lips against my wet eyelids, the warmth of his kiss a stark contrast to the coolness of my tears.
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