The Billionaire’s Betrayed Bride
Her head tipped briefly toward my shoulder, an unguarded moment, small and fleeting, before she pulled back again.
That was okay, this wasn't a retreat.
“I’m afraid,” she whispered. “That if I let myself want this, I’ll lose myself again.”
“You won’t,” I said, certainty threading through my voice. “Not here, not with me and if it’s a choice.”
The word mattered. Choice.
Not destiny, not inevitability or rescue.
Her fingers tightened around mine. She didn’t say anything else, and that was enough.
Love isn’t proven by reciprocity on a schedule. It’s proven by restraint when the outcome is uncertain.
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