Run to me, Darlene Gibbs [the first e reader TXT] 📗

him begging him not to fade away, but he did and darkness engulfed me.
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I woke to an empty bed; breakfast on the table beside me and a note that simply said.
‘I love you, feel free to sleep in.’
I pressed the note against my heart. Anzel was up and busy already. I hurried from the bed, ate and washed up hurriedly. I wrinkled my nose at my shoulder where Anzel had bitten me, there was not a mark in sight. It was as if it were but a dream. I inhaled deeply, things seemed much clearer today, the food smelt much better and I felt as if I could hear every creature in the woods.
“Good morning, beautiful.” Anzel was standing with a rose in his hand. “It was lying around.” He teased and I giggled running over to take it from his hand and greet him as a proper husband should be greeted.

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