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Cassian wrapped his arms around her, looking into her eyes with tenderness. "You are the most beautiful thing I've ever seen, Emeraude," he said softly, his voice filled with love. Emeraude smiled, feeling blessed to have found someone as special as Cassian. She leaned in to kiss him gently, feeling enveloped by the warmth of their love. As night fell over Paris, Cassian and Emeraude continued their walk through the City of Lights, getting lost in the maze of narrow streets and picturesque squares. They shared laughter, deep conversations, and moments of pure happiness, knowing they were embarking on a journey together that would last forever.

For another man. Her father may not be the bestest husband in the planet, but she knew that her father loved her mother dearly. Na kahit pa sa huling hininga nito ay hinahanap-hanap pa rin nito ang ina niya. She had asked her father how and why he still loved her mother that way. His answer baffled her. He said it was because he promised to love her mother until the day he dies. She honestly thought it was bullshit. How can you love someone who was unfaithful to you? Worse, how can you love someone who was not in love with you? "It's happening in a month. And I want you to walk me down the aisle," patuloy nito habang patuloy na nakatuon ang atensiyon nito sa pagkain nito.

“God, I don’t even know why you like me besides the Moon Goddess who played a matchmaker.” “My love, what I feel about you has nothing to do with the Moon Goddess anymore. I love your quirkiness, stubbornness, and disobedience, and I love that you don’t care how rich I am.” “I should have thought everything first before marrying you.” “Shut up, Nirvana.” I wrapped my arm around her shoulder and pressed my lips on the top of her head as we walked in the streets of Paris at night. “You’re mine now. No taking it back.”

His hands were everywhere—mapping my skin, memorizing me like he was afraid I’d disappear. And when he finally pushed inside me, it was like coming home. He whispered my name like a prayer, his forehead pressed to mine, his breath hot against my lips. “I love you,” he rasped, his voice wrecked. My heart stuttered. I had heard those words from him before. But tonight, in the dim glow of Paris, with nothing left standing between us, it felt different. It felt forever. And so I whispered them back, over and over, until the world melted away and there was nothing left but us.

Paris muttered. “What do you mean, miss?” “I’m canceling the table,” Paris whispered to the waiter, slipping fifty dollars into the pocket of his vest. “I was never here.” Without waiting for a response, Paris turned and walked quickly—almost running—out of the café. She put her sunglasses back on, lowered her head, and slipped away before Matteo or Rose could turn toward the door.

Then he cupped her face. Kissed her slow. Deep. Like he was saying everything he couldn’t yet put into words. When they broke apart, foreheads touching, she whispered: “I think I’m falling for you.” He froze. She felt his heart kick against her palm. He closed his eyes. Swallowed. Then,barely audible: “I think I’ve already fallen.” She smiled against his mouth. “Good.” They kissed again. Slower. The river kept flowing outside. The sun climbed higher.

Lana's Point of view The first raindrops fell as soon as we stepped out onto the patio. They appeared uncertain because they were slender and icy. They rapped on the glass and stone, a silent warning that Paris was about to be hit by a storm. The city lights appeared hazy, like little lights in the dark, due to the rain. I shuddered, my hair wet and plastered to my forehead. Not entirely due to the cold. due of the tension. from him.Adrian, who was silent and composed, approached me beside me. We stood at the Seine's brink, his dark, sharp coat brushing against me. The taste of rain and the scent of moist dirt were carried by the wind as it passed past us. Everything in me told me to stay ev

This time, instead of staring at emails, she typed one word into the search bar. Paris. Hundreds of images appeared instantly—beautiful streets, glowing cafés, and the Eiffel Tower rising high above the city skyline. Emma leaned closer to the screen, studying the photos. The city looked magical. Romantic. A place where people came to fall in love. The thought made her laugh quietly. After everything that had happened, love was the last thing on her mind. But maybe Paris could still offer something else. A fresh start. There were still so many things left to pack.

He laughed humorlessly as I hear him walking towards me, he pulled me roughly to look at him, "Do you think you have choices to make? Love, No. Right? Wait, I will give you two option," He began, rubbing his hands together, " First, Get ready, Smile, marry me and be happy, or second, don't get ready, don't smile, don't marry me and stay unhappy when people around here will call you my whore, even tho if I don't touch you, then don't blame me. " "I don't care!" "Really? let's see then the right choice is yours make. " He utters softly, moving back as he called some maids, "Ladies, please, help her to get ready on time. "

Reo never expected if his love would be reciprocated so quickly. "Jack ... I still can't believe this, but I love you too." Reo rammed his body into Jack's. They hugged for the umpteenth time. Spilling thousands of longing turmoil that had haunted them both this week. "Me for you, and you for me." Jack muttered quietly. He gave Reo a long kiss on the forehead. "I love you, Reo. Really, this time I'm not lying." "I know, Jack. I love you too."