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"What are you grinning about over there?"
"Just thinking about how I'm going to tell my parents about my tiara," I say. "Why, what are grinning about?"
"Just thinking about how many more buttons it'll take to get you out of that shirt of mine."
I wrap Adriana in my arms and pull her down onto me. As I press my lips to hers, I know I will never let her go.
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Afterword
That's it folks. That's the end of Adriana and Olivia's story. I'm sure they have plenty more adventures to share together, I just don't know if I have the energy to write them. They are a very emotional couple, and writing about them is a bit like being on a roller-coaster. It's thrilling, but by the end of the ride, I'm pretty drained and ready for solid ground.
I do see them eventually settling down together in marriage. Sometimes I even picture them in superhero costumes, capes billowing out behind them, watching over young women everywhere and dispensing vigilante justice whenever it is needed. But mostly, I think they'll grow old together doing good deeds and entertaining Sophia's grandchildren with stories about what life was like when they were young. "And then she made me this tiara out of twist-ties." "Auntie Olivia, what are twist-ties?"
I do hope you enjoyed the story, and the whole trilogy for that matter. Please let me know your thoughts in the comments section. Comments mean so much more to me than the little stars, and I like to read your unique insights. I also try to respond to any comments that are not left anonymously, though sometimes it takes a while.
Thanks for reading.
-WP-
- COMMENTS
Maralahover 1 year agoSo, it's taken me reading the entire Mistress, Charlotte, Juliette saga, the entire Risk versus Reward series and several other of your stories for me to gather up the courage to comment.
My gosh WaxPhilosophic, your way with words does not leave me untouched (and not even just in the sexual sense). I think it was this trilogy that just hit the nail home. I've seen you cover several emotions/moods and this trilogy even though so painful due to the drama leading up to it, it so amazingly sweet and beautiful. Thank you, honestly, you have a gift and i love that you keep sharing that with the rest of us!
IMZADI88over 3 years agoYour trilogy was perfect. I wouldnt change a thing. Im a sucker for the sweet romances, good coming from bad. I also dont think its necessary to have sex everywhere even in erotica. This had the right amounts of all the good stuff. There is a hell of a lot of stories on this site but i'll be sure to keep my eye out for more of yours.
flawedjaguarover 3 years agoSuch a beautiful and thoughtfully written series, thank you for sharing it. An amazing and pure love that developed out of a horrible situation.
Anonymousalmost 4 years agoNice job. You convincingly brought us through their story without making it too painful. As I get older (and older!), I find I treasure happy endings. ❤️❤️
Anonymousover 4 years agoI have long believed that real love, when it exists, is the same whether between two women, two men or a hetero couple. You're stories demonstrate that beautifully. Change some names, mix in some appropriate body parts, and you've cobbled together another delightful love story that anyone could like, even Abuela--though I'm sure she'd like the hetero version, she'd still like the love story.
