by YDB95
the funny part is, hes doing the same thing his next-ex is without any qualms and looking to the future. TK U MLJ LV NV
I know, the irony is not lost on me. I am planning to adddress that in the sequel, but I haven't decided how yet.
That was a wonderful story. I truly enjoyed myself while i was reading. Thank you.
What a sweet and steamy holiday treat! I didn't expect such tenderness with how revved up Paul and Rose were in the elevator. It was refreshing! I was so caught up in the tale, I actually don't really mind not knowing what is to come. But I do imagine Don will be kicked to the curb. Rose made it clear (as did Don's behavior) that there was no love left in their marriage. Sometimes, staying together for the children's sake isn't the healthiest. The only thing I might have liked to have seen was that they were separated or in the process of divorce. But I can overlook that detail in this story because I understand the miracle of a connection like that. Both these souls were hurting and were blessed by a love healing. Good luck! :)
~Luna
Perfect that he was from Omaha, perfect that he had felt the pain of a break-up so acutely and perfect that he decided to step back into living! My own Dad told me more than once that those who have suffered pain are those who can experience the greatest joys. Perhaps this story is the opening for just that for both of them... and her daughters.