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“Why are you doing this?” His eyes glisten with determination. “You may have forgotten how to love yourself, but I haven’t. I love you, Ange, and there isn’t anything I won’t do to save you, including this. You’re going to rehab, and you’re going to get better, and I’ll be right there with you, every step of the way.”
“Infinity, Ange. Our bond may be broken, our awesome-threesome connection may be gone, but we’re still here, and while there is air in my lungs, I will continue fighting for the both of us.”
“I would go to the ends of the earth for you, Ange. There is no one more important to me than you.”
“I see you, Devin Morgan. I’ve always seen you. I promised I’m going nowhere this time, and I meant it.”
“Our son was stillborn at birth,” I explain, openly sobbing now. “He looked so perfect, so beautiful, but I killed him. I killed him too, and as long as I live, I’ll never forgive myself for that.”
We have a long way to go, but I have faith in us. Faith that love will be enough this time.
“I told you, you were in here, and this tattoo let everyone else know it too. No one else has ever owned a piece of my heart. It’s always been yours.”
“Devin,” she rasps, her voice heavy with desire and awe. “No one else has ever made me feel this way. I don’t have words to properly describe it. And it’s more than that—you have saved me in every way it’s possible to save a person.”
“I wanted to do this smoother. I had a huge romantic proposal all planned out, but I can’t wait any longer. I love you, Ange. I love you so, so much. You’re my forever girl. Marry me, baby doll. Be my wife.” I flick the box open, and the large diamond sparkles in the dim lighting of the room. “Make me the happiest man on the planet.”
“Always remember,” she whispers. I nod as I reach out to touch the small locket she still wears around her neck. “I asked you once before to never forget what you meant to me.” I gulp, choked with emotion as I slide the ring on her finger. It’s a perfect fit, as I knew it would be. “Now I’m asking you to always remember. I need you to remember what we’ve been through to get to this point.” I look into her eyes, rapidly filling up again. “Because we’ve been through a lot, but it’s shaped us as individuals, defined our relationship, strengthened our bond, and made us who we are today.” I trace
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“The bond of true friendship never dies. Always in our hearts.”
Those tiny, looping fine lines Devin had drawn, the ones I had once felt were intricately interwoven into every facet of our lives, looked delicate and feeble and not strong enough to sustain pressure. Now, I look at the symbol as proof that the lines may bend and shake, may quiver and falter, may even rip and tear, but they grow back, stronger and firmer and more powerful than before. Because the bond of true friendship does outlast time.
