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Strikeout
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“Isa, someway, somehow, you will come to learn that there isn’t a place on earth where you wouldn’t be able to reach me. Sky and sea included. Talk to you soon, tesoro.”
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“I think of the moments when I walked in after a long day of work to find Anna and Isabella curled up on the couch together, or in the kitchen making an absolute mess. For the first time in a long time, it feels like I’m walking into a real home. One full of love and warmth. Full of things I never deluded myself into believing I could have with my kind of lifestyle in the public eye. But Isabella made it easy. She made it easy to come home, because now, along with Anna, she is my home.”
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“him. I would never do anything to hurt you, Isa. And this public world I live in plays by rules. I have power and say in things. I can make deals to make sure you’re protected, offer up more personal interviews in return for keeping any type of negative press in regard to you from being printed. It’s power I’ve never cared for before, but I will use it to protect you.”
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“me?” I shake my head and laugh humorlessly. “No. I want to drop to my damn knees. I want to keep you in that special place that you’ve so delicately carved into my heart. I want to be so pathetic around you and hope that you somehow mistake it for romanticism. Because no, Isabella. I don’t want to date. I want you, wholly. Forever mine. Forever ours.” I don’t waste another moment as my lips threaten to devour her. Letting her body know what my words attempt to convey. “So, is this the part where you”
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“There’s never a way to fully understand what someone is going through when you’ve never been through it yourself. But you can listen. You can give people the time of day, make them feel seen and heard. And with a little magic, maybe even make them smile, laugh. Forget about their circumstances for a moment and focus on the joy instead.” She”
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“She looks up at Isabella with glassy eyes. “Does that mean I get to have a place in your heart, too?” That question and her pleading tone almost do me in. Isabella’s eyes instantly well with tears, and I’m right behind her at this rate. She grabs Anna’s hands and squeezes them gently. “Oh, Anna, you’ve had a place in my heart for a very, very long time. And the space you take up just keeps getting bigger and bigger, my love.” Anna dives into Isabella’s arms, and before we know it, we’re all in a tearful cuddle puddle. “You have a place in my heart too, Isa,” Anna hiccups. Tears fall freely down Isabella’s cheeks as her eyes glow with love. Fucking hell… love.”
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“No. I want to drop to my damn knees. I want to keep you in that special place that you’ve so delicately carved into my heart. I want to be so pathetic around you and hope that you somehow mistake it for romanticism. Because no, Isabella. I don’t want to date. I want you, wholly. Forever mine. Forever ours.” I don’t waste another moment as my lips threaten to devour her. Letting her body know what my words attempt to convey. “So, is this the part where you ask me to be your girlfriend or something?” She smirks as she pushes on my chest, her brows raised expectantly. I smirk. “No, this is the part where I beg.” So much for that sex ban. thirty-six I’m on cloud nine.”
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“You took my call from the plane? That’s currently still flying in the sky?” I ask, shocked. “Isa, someway, somehow, you will come to learn that there isn’t a place on earth where you wouldn’t be able to reach me. Sky and sea included. Talk to you soon, tesoro.”
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“don’t know how I went from curtsying in front of my boss to feeling like I’ve joined a girl gang. But I do know that I feel safe, cared for, and thoroughly entertained. God bless women.”
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“Which is why romance books are my haven. A place where I can be a spectator, because the romance genre isn’t just about two people falling in love. It’s a safe space to learn about how people of diverse backgrounds go through transformations that happen to align with meeting the loves of their lives. Something I never plan to let happen to me, because while I can’t rewrite the pages of my past, I can absolutely keep the reins to my heart tighter than the heroine in the cowboy romance I binged last night.”
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“But I’ve learned from that young girl who once felt helpless, and I am no longer in the place I once was, even if the gossip blogs tempt to pull me back in. I’m here to say that we are all allowed the space to grow and evolve. To not be ashamed of our past or our journey to find a place of healing. Because we are more than our circumstances, more than the titles bestowed upon us. We are worthy, we are loved, and we are strong women who don’t cower to man children who have no power over us. And maybe some of us have a Monarch with a mean right hook in our corner that you shouldn’t mess with.”
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“But I can’t deny that there’s something to be said about a child’s unfiltered joy entering your life.”
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“Which is why romance books are my haven. A place where I can be a spectator, because the romance genre isn’t just about two people falling in love. It’s a safe space to learn about how people of diverse backgrounds go through transformations that happen to align with meeting the loves of their lives. Something I never plan to let happen to me, because while I can’t rewrite the pages of my past, I can absolutely keep the reins to my heart tighter than the heroine in the cowboy romance I binged last night. Because I, under no circumstances, will ever fall for a man’s false promises again. Mark my words.”
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“Reading seems to be the only thing that can take me out of my head and transport me into another world.”
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“Hey, Isabella?” She stops momentarily, turning her head slightly to catch my wandering gaze. “Yeah.” “My last name looks good on you.” And if things go according to plan, I just might make her keep it.”
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