On the Origin of Humanity
“I don’t want to lose you.”
"I understand, but it's what ought to be done. I don't anticipate you to comprehend it right away, but you'll eventually. But I don't want you to be concerned about me, please. I will seek you if I return," he added, compelling me to take a gander at him and hear the truth in his words. "I'm not sure how long it'll take, but I'll get back to New York, back to you. Everything will be alright if you see me hanging around outside those walls chanting your name someday."
I nodded, too afraid to speak in case it breaks me. All I could do was curl up against him one last time while his arm goes around me. He kissed my temple and his lips lingered against my skin. “I lov
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