Until I Saw You (Until I Saw You #1)

by Dianna Roman

I’ve seen movies where they ask people on death row for their choice of a last meal. What do you choose to see though, knowing it might be the last thing your vision ever manifests? How do you know what that one glorious image is when you’ve never seen it before?

“You taught me how to see. I honestly don’t know why God gave me eyes before you came along, because I didn’t use them for a damn thing until I saw you.”

It’s dark, but I’m no longer in the dark. I have my light back, and he’s going to be okay.