Milo (Berkeley Bred Book 2)

by Grey Huffington

“Milo. It’s been such a long time coming, but there’s nowhere else I’d rather be right now than standing before you, in front of our friends and family, confessing my love for you. I’ve never felt anything so trivial, yet revolutionary. “So ugly, yet so beautiful. So recessive, yet so dominant. So old, yet so new. So painful, yet so pleasant. So subtle, yet so overwhelming. So understanding, yet so intolerable. So polluted, yet so pure. So heavy, yet so light. So mysterious, yet so obvious.” Nature blubbered, crying uncontrollably as she continued her vows. “Never, until I met you. You stirred my soul the very second I saw your face, and it hasn’t settled since. It craves you on a daily, sits quietly, in waiting, wondering when it’ll be blessed with your presence again. Over the last few months, I’ve been the happiest, knowing that my soul was getting a good stir every single morning and every single night before bed. “You are the epitome of love. And your unwavering love for me and our son leaves me wondering if I’m even loving you hard enough, boldly enough, loud enough, unapologetically enough. And then, I quickly remember just how incomplete, just how empty I am when you’re not around and know that I must love you as much as you do me. Because there’s no other way to explain it. “I want to live and die beside you, baby. That’s my life’s wish and today, we’re making it come true.”