“The thing is, Kit Kat,” he said using my old nickname, “you are one of the good girls. You have the vision of forever in your head. You deserve that kind of thing. You were made for forever,” he said. I furrowed my brow, “You make that sound like an insult.” “Not at all. I think the idea of happily ever after is nice. I even think some people are lucky enough to find it. I just think it’s rare,” he admitted. “It is rare,” I agreed. “That’s why everybody wants it. Well, everybody but you,” I teased. Part of me wondered if he hadn’t moved the conversation in this direction as a warning to
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