“I don’t want to lose her.” It’s a gut punch to say out loud. The kind that hurts real good, because as I say those words—as I breathe life into them—it’s like admitting that she’s already lost to me. Storm stretches his legs out in front of his seat as the music drifts our way on the night air, interspersed with the chirp of insects. “So, how you gonna keep her?” he says finally. “Sage isn’t the type of creature who likes to be kept.” “Don’t sell yourself too short. You’re a catch. Fuck-off money, a big ol’ ranch… I mean, it’s a pity about your face. I suppose I can’t blame her for not
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