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She shoved her head into my chest and squeezed as tightly as she ever had in all our years.
āHow about . . . I break . . .ā Before she could finish her statement, I turned her face to me.
āOh, no, you donāt. If youāre gonna say those words, you better look me dead in the eyes when you do.ā
Without a secondās hesitation, she stared deeply into my eyes and said, āIām breaking all of my vows for you . . . Crucifix. Every one of them. Iām never going back.ā
She could tell me she loves me all day long, but saying those words one time from her heart said a lot more.
āI love you too, Snaps, and Iām not gonna let go of you, no matter what.ā I pulled her in and whispered, āYa know, when you asked if I thought we werenāt meant to be born . . . my answer is āfuck, no!ā Weāre meant for each other and have been since the second I saw you.ā
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How Did You Love?
I stood there holdinā her and couldnāt figure if it was more that I was doinā it for her or to her for myself. With Fi in my arms, in my room, and knowinā she wasnāt gonna put up a fight, I was finally dialinā back the rage and pain Iād been feelinā for so long.
āI think itās time for you to get cleaned up.ā She looked at me with the first sly smile Iād seen since she showed up at the Mounds a few nights before. Did she smile then? āOh, no . . . I donāt mean like that. Iām sure after all the shit youāve just been through, you need to actually be clean . . . like washed . . . in a shower.ā
She pouted and I spun her around, grabbed one of my old t-shirts, and a pair of sweats before pushinā her toward the door. When we got into the bathroom, I thought about Rattler touchinā her and about what heād said before he died. Mouthwash.
āFirst things first . . .ā
I handed her the bottle and she took a big swig, swished, and then did it again. While she was doinā that, I grabbed a few towels and let the water heat up. Weād done a lot of crazy things sexually and with the intense penance Iād made her serve, but weād never done anything as simple as showerinā together. She needed to know she was safe, and when I thought about it, Iād never gone outta my way to make a chick feel safe. Iād protected a few, but makinā the effort to actually give them the feelinā of safety, nah, that wasnāt my deal.
None of them were her. None of them would ever be her.
āOkay, now letās start washinā the slime of the Catholic Church off ya . . . not for nothinā, but it made me feel better when I did it way back when in this exact shower.ā I peeled off my t-shirt and remembered all the shit thatād happened earlier and hoped there wasnāt any of their blood where sheād nestled into my chest. I needed to wash all of that crap off just as much as she did, and lookinā at her standinā there wrapped in my sheet and nothinā else made me smile inside. Anything other than that fuckinā habit, but in a sheet from my bed, it was even better. I pulled down the black material, wrapped my fingers through Fiās, and led us into the shower.
āYa know itās too late to take back what ya said before . . . it was too late as soon as your friend showed up at my club.ā
āI know . . . I finally know.ā
I shut the door behind us and cornered her against the wall as she whispered, āBelieve me, Crucifix. I had a lot of time to think and pray while I waited in the rectory. In my soul, I know. God gave me the answer to a prayer I never dared dream of.ā
My lips found hers and I tried to hold back and be gentle before sinkinā my tongue in to devour her. I pulled her around in front of me without lettinā go of that incredible mouth, and when the water started to spray between us I drank every drop from her lips. It was such a new feelinā. Warmth. Love. Peace. Home. I pushed her back against the wall and started to kiss deeper and harder.
Slow down. Donāt freak her out.
āI know you arenāt used to me beinā soft with you, but you could
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