Seducing Mr Lukers: A night to remember
And I feel it like it’s happening inside me instead of her, like every breath she takes is something I’m holding onto, something I’m counting, something I’m afraid will stop if I let go for even a second.
“Sir, we need to move her—now.”
The medic’s voice cuts in again, urgent this time, more forceful, more insistent, and I know they’re right, I know time is running out, I know holding her here won’t save her—
But letting go feels impossible.
Still— I loosen my grip. Slowly. Reluctantly.
Like I’m tearing something away from myself.
But I don’t step back. I don’t leave.
I stay right there, right beside her, my hand still holding hers, refusing to break that connection even as they lift her, ev
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