Moulin Rouge Come What May Song Novels & Stories

Sophia answered earnestly, “I don’t understand music at all. But it does have a good ring to it. What’s the song called?” Fia gave a sarcastic smirk. “It’s Mariage d'amour, by Richard Clayderman.”

It wasn't a choice of mine, Rogue saw I was quiet as we got into the car and we drove off and so he decided to stop the car and without uttering a word to me, turns the car around and followed the way the driver had taken Julian through to the airport. The car is awkwardly silent as I do not want to ask what he's doing and he doesn't seem to be ready to say anything either. He soon takes notice of this and punches in his stereo button and a song begins to play. Which helps lighten the heavy tension between us. After a list of few pleasant songs ends Jon McLaughlin's I want you anyway begins to play and finally, a song I can sing to. I hum along to the music and then when it gets to the choru

he asked, his voice surprisingly light and teasing. “Come on. Seriously, where did you go?” “To make a request,” he said softly. A new song began, and from the very first note, my heart stopped in my chest. It’s a song that would be impossible to ever mistake for another one, and this song just so happened to be one of my favorites, one of the most romantic songs I’ve ever heard. Can't help falling in love by Elvis Presley came in through the speakers at the back of the room, and when I looked back at Justine, he’s holding his hand out to me, waiting for me to take it just like before.