Your brother, my husband
Skewered seafood, fresh mango slices sprinkled with spice, and these divine crepes stuffed with whipped cream and strawberries.
"This is the life," she murmured against my shoulder.
"It is," I said, kissing her temple. "And you deserve every second of it."
As we strolled, we passed an elderly couple sitting under the glow of hanging lanterns. The man held his wife’s hand, rubbing soft circles with his thumb. Her head was on his shoulder, both of them quietly smiling.
“Look at them, Leah said in awe. That’s what I want, that is how I want our love to be.”
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