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She jerked her shoulder - disapproving his sensual touch. "You know I love you, huh?" His words sounded like an affirmative statement rather than a question. "........love has another meaning I guess" she growled, kissing her teeth. "You claim you love me, yet you walked down the aisle with another woman" she said with bitterness oozing off her tone.

she said still surprised " That's the reason why she came over to invite me for dinner. She is trying to impress this man of hers " I inputted. It sounded fun though. of all days she never cared about me but since it's about her man, she is ready to do anything just to make him happy. Life does make one do crazy stuff. Then I realized that I don't even know what falling in love meant. Yes, I've had my share of dating but I don't think I can call that love. I might like the guy but not that deep to call it love.

She whispered, and I smiled at her. "You do? how much do you love me?" I asked, wanting to tease her and cheer her up. She closed her eyes and giggled, that sweet sound that made my heart pace faster. "I love you big bunches of much..." She said and I laughed. "That sounds so silly but cute." I cheered. "That is because there is no real definition of how much I love you, and so I am making a new one, my own one..." She opened her eyes and looked at me. "How much do you love me?"

I tried to say something but I don't know the exact words to say "You don't have to force a conversation with me, I think I need to take my leave.. Thank you " She said as she stood up and was about to go then she looked at me "You love Anna?? She asked and I was baffled by her question "it hurt when you love someone but the person did not love you back.. What an unrequited love " She said and I arched my brow not understanding what she meant "I hate you " She said and with that she walked away

she says softly, her voice wrapping around me like a warm embrace. “I love you just the way you are. I won’t love you more or less because you get boobs and, well, whatever else you’re going to get.” My cheeks flush slightly as I reach out, placing my hand over her chest, right where her heart beats strong and true. “Because I love what’s in here.” Her smile softens, and I see a single tear glistening in the corner of her eye, a testament to the connection we share. “See? You don’t need to borrow pretty words from anyone… I love you too, just the way you are.”

she finally said. My head snapped toward her, my words coming out sharper than I intended. "What did you just say?" Her expression didn't waver a bit. Not even a flicker. She simply watched me with calm, knowing eyes. "Love is blind, they say. Gosh, it sounds funny, even to me," she continued evenly. "But it's true. I see it in your eyes, girl." My lips parted as I attempted to protest–to deny it or argue, but nothing came out.

“Completely.” A chill runs through me. “What does that mean?” I ask, though part of me already knows. “It means trust,” she says. My chest tightens. “Forgiveness.” My throat goes dry. “Connection.” My pulse stutters. “And…” she hesitates, just slightly, “love.” The word hits me like a shockwave. “No,” I say instantly, stepping back. “No, that’s not....” “It is,” she insists. “That’s impossible!” I snap. “You’re asking for something that will never exist!”

I frowned slightly, not even sure that was the question I meant to ask. “Not really,” she said, shaking her head. “I’m just saying this is me telling you I love you. And whether you think you’re too messed up to let yourself be loved… I’m not giving up on you. And I’m not going anywhere no matter how many times you try to push me away.”

Smile like I mean it. “Of course, my love.”

“You could say ‘please’ in that voice you use when you’re threatening people. That does it for me.” She laughed, and it felt like sunshine in the middle of all this damn darkness. Then she rested her head on my shoulder. “I used to think being loved meant being saved,” she said quietly. “Now I know—it means being chosen. Even when I’m bleeding. Even when I’m furious. Even when I’m more soldier than girl.” “You were never just a girl,” I murmured. “You’re everything.” She looked up. “You’re kind of dramatic.” “You’re kind of everything,” I repeated.