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I TOOK A deep breath, touching the

I TOOK A deep breath, touching the new cuff link on my sleeve, as Marcus stood next to me in front of the congregation. The small a cappella choir began, their angelic voices filling the church, from high above where they stood in the balcony.
Grace emerged first, carrying a small bouquet of red and white flowers against her green dress. She looked happy and elated as her head turned briefly to smile at Brian and Zander seated in the crowd. Brian held out their son’s tiny hand and waved at her as she walked by before taking her spot to the right of me, leaving a wide space where Lailah would be.
Lailah.
I turned just in time to see her and her mother round the corner. With one arm wrapped firmly around Molly, Lailah lifted her gaze as they both took their first steps down the aisle.
I lost the ability to breathe.
She was breathtaking, exquisite.
Dear Lord, she was mine.
Loose curls fell around her shoulders surrounding her like a halo, her floor length veil trailed behind her like a thin train. Her dress was winter white and fit her personality and body beautifully.
My fingers itched to touch her, to roam over every inch of that silky skin.
It had felt like an eternity since I saw her last, yet it had been less than twenty-four hours. I knew now more than ever—as she walked toward me, escorted down the aisle by her mother—that Lailah was the one I was always meant to be with.
I might have started my life down one path, but all roads had led me to that hospital, to this moment, and to this woman.
It was true—what they said in cheesy romance movies. When the bride entered the church, as she looked at her husband-to-be, everyone else seemed to disappear around them.
As Molly placed Lailah’s hand in mine, giving me a tender squeeze on the shoulder, the entire church melted away. I saw nothing but the dazzling gleam of her eyes under the candlelight and the soft tender smile radiating through her as we turned to face each other.
I wanted to whisper something to her, to tell her how beautiful she looked and how much I loved her. But how could I fit a hundred different emotions and feelings into a single sentence?
It was impossible, and I only hoped that the vows I’d prepared would do her justice.
The pastor greeted the congregation, and I briefly took a moment to look out and see our family and friends smiling back at us. Our mothers were in the front pew. My mother was already clutching a delicate lace cloth between her fingers, knowing she’d need to blot away the tears that would eventually make their way down her cheeks. After giving Lailah away, Molly had taken her seat next to my mother.
The church was filled. Many I knew, but most I didn’t. I had argued with my mother, trying to keep the attendance low, but ultimately, I’d given in, knowing that my professional position and our family name required me to invite certain individuals.
At this moment, I didn’t care who was here with us.
As long as Lailah was in front of me, looking at me with that wondrous excitement in her eyes, the church could be filled or empty, and I’d still be the luckiest damn man on the planet.
“As a pastor of this church for thirty-five years, I’ve married many couples right here, at this very spot. So many, in fact, that I’ve married some of their children here as well.”
He chuckled a little under his breath, and the congregation joined him.
“Many of those couples stick out in this old memory of mine, those who just seem . . . well, special. Jude and Lailah, from the minute they stepped through the door, became one of those couples. Lailah’s overwhelming spirit seemed to fill the entire church as she bounced from corner to corner, gasping with excitement over the architecture of this beautiful building.”
I smiled, remembering that day. Pastor Mark recalled it perfectly.
Lailah and I had visited half a dozen churches while on vacation in Ireland, many just like this. Nothing had deterred her excitement each and every time she entered someplace new. Life would never dull for Lailah. Each day was a miracle.
“I’d seen such excitement before, but when I appeared and explained our process for being married here, that joy would usually soon dissolve, and many couples would disappear just as quickly as they’d appeared, searching for another church with a far easier process. See, I’m a bit old-fashioned.”
I rolled my eyes a bit, which caused Lailah to scrunch her nose and giggle a little.
“I still believe that a couple should know one another before marriage, which is why I require all my couples to go through premarital counseling. When I approached Lailah and Jude with this requirement, Lailah literally jumped up and down and asked when we could start. It was then that I knew I’d found something special.
“I’ve learned so much about these two since that day. Standing here, presiding over this blessed union, I am beyond honored.”
His warm smile, filled with love, shone down upon us. I’d grown immensely fond of this man over the last two months during our weekly sessions as we spent time getting to know him and his views of marriage and life.
“Lailah and Jude have chosen to recite their own vows, a modern touch that this old guy is actually pretty partial to.”
He gave me a nod, letting me know I could begin. A flutter of nerves settled into the pit of my stomach as I watched him turn the microphone in my direction, so the congregation could hear each and every word.
As my eyes settled on Lailah, suddenly, everything solidified, and calm found its way around my anxious emotions.
“A time not too long ago, I thought I’d never see you again. I’d wake up each morning, thinking about all the moments I’d told you I loved you, and that would only lead to all the times I hadn’t—like those hurried good-byes when I had seriously been pushing my thirty-minute lunch break or the many nights we’d fallen asleep together and never said it. All those missed opportunities to say I love you weighed on me, like pennies slowly filling up a jar until the little copper coins spilled out onto the floor.”
My fingers held on to hers as my thumb slowly grazed her hand over and over as I said my vows, “When you came back to me, I felt this overpowering need to tell you just how much I love you, every second of every minute of every day. Sorry, I know that those were probably a rough couple of days.”
The congregation laughed as her eyes lit up, and she giggled.
“I was simply overwhelmed. This—what I feel for you, Lailah—it’s powerful. Following those first few days after our reunion, I realized that I could do nothing for the rest of my existence but tell you just how much I love you, and it still wouldn’t be an accurate measurement of what I feel for you. My love is immeasurable, infinite and always evolving, and you have it, all of it—for as long as I live.”
Lailah’s lips quivered as she tightly squeezed her eyes closed. Reaching into my pocket, I grabbed the lace handkerchief my mother had given me moments before the ceremony. I gently held it to Lailah’s face and dabbed the tears away. Her fingers briefly curled around my wrist, touching the cuff link that rested there, before taking the handkerchief in her own hand.
Pastor Mark looked to her, silently asking if she was ready, and she nodded.
Her voice was a bit hoarse, filled with emotion, as she began to speak, “I could say so many things to you in this moment, including how you saved me in so many ways. But you would just shake your head and disagree, choosing to say the opposite.
“So, instead, I’m going to talk about snow.”
My eyebrows rose as several people in the church chuckled.
“Like most West Coasters, I have a weird obsession with snow. It’s cold and white, and it falls from the sky. The first time I saw it, I ran outside without even bothering to put on a jacket, and I danced around under snow flurries laughing and screaming like a crazed person. I’m fairly certain I nearly sent you to the hospital.” She grinned.
I nodded.
“From that moment on, my reaction hasn’t changed much—although I do remember to bring a coat. Being the California girl I am, I had no idea just how much snow could fall from the sky. Living in New York has been a hard and fast education in weather.
“There was a storm, a particularly bad one last winter, and the city had to actually shut down. The snowplows couldn’t keep up with the amount of snow Mother Nature was producing, and as I sat on the couch while the lights flickered off and on, I looked out the window, worrying whether we’d have heat through the night. But then, you came and wrapped your warm arms around me, and I realized that nothing mattered as long as we were together. Snowstorms, heart transplants, or anything else the world wants to throw our way, as long as your hand is in mine,” she said, looking down at our joined palms, “I’ll never fear the unknown.”
I was in awe.
As we exchanged rings and I felt her delicate fingers slide that cool metal band into place, I wondered, Does one man deserve so much? Or am I tempting fate?
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I TOOK A deep breath, touching the new cuff link on my sleeve, as Marcus stood next to me in front of the congregation. The small a cappella choir began, their angelic voices filling the church, from high above where they stood in the balcony.Grace emerged first, carrying a small bouquet of red and white flowers against her green dress. She looked happy and elated as her head turned briefly to smile at Brian and Zander seated in the crowd. Brian held out their son’s tiny hand and waved at her as she walked by before taking her spot to the right of me, leaving a wide space where Lailah would be.Lailah.I turned just in time to see her and her mother round the corner. With one arm wrapped firmly around Molly, Lailah lifted her gaze as they both took their first steps down the aisle.I lost the ability to breathe.She was breathtaking, exquisite.Dear Lord, she was mine.Loose curls fell around her shoulders surrounding her like a halo, her floor length veil trailed behind her like a thin train. Her dress was winter white and fit her personality and body beautifully.My fingers itched to touch her, to roam over every inch of that silky skin.It had felt like an eternity since I saw her last, yet it had been less than twenty-four hours. I knew now more than ever—as she walked toward me, escorted down the aisle by her mother—that Lailah was the one I was always meant to be with.I might have started my life down one path, but all roads had led me to that hospital, to this moment, and to this woman.It was true—what they said in cheesy romance movies. When the bride entered the church, as she looked at her husband-to-be, everyone else seemed to disappear around them.As Molly placed Lailah’s hand in mine, giving me a tender squeeze on the shoulder, the entire church melted away. I saw nothing but the dazzling gleam of her eyes under the candlelight and the soft tender smile radiating through her as we turned to face each other.I wanted to whisper something to her, to tell her how beautiful she looked and how much I loved her. But how could I fit a hundred different emotions and feelings into a single sentence?It was impossible, and I only hoped that the vows I’d prepared would do her justice.The pastor greeted the congregation, and I briefly took a moment to look out and see our family and friends smiling back at us. Our mothers were in the front pew. My mother was already clutching a delicate lace cloth between her fingers, knowing she’d need to blot away the tears that would eventually make their way down her cheeks. After giving Lailah away, Molly had taken her seat next to my mother.The church was filled. Many I knew, but most I didn’t. I had argued with my mother, trying to keep the attendance low, but ultimately, I’d given in, knowing that my professional position and our family name required me to invite certain individuals.At this moment, I didn’t care who was here with us.As long as Lailah was in front of me, looking at me with that wondrous excitement in her eyes, the church could be filled or empty, and I’d still be the luckiest damn man on the planet.“As a pastor of this church for thirty-five years, I’ve married many couples right here, at this very spot. So many, in fact, that I’ve married some of their children here as well.”He chuckled a little under his breath, and the congregation joined him.“Many of those couples stick out in this old memory of mine, those who just seem . . . well, special. Jude and Lailah, from the minute they stepped through the door, became one of those couples. Lailah’s overwhelming spirit seemed to fill the entire church as she bounced from corner to corner, gasping with excitement over the architecture of this beautiful building.”I smiled, remembering that day. Pastor Mark recalled it perfectly.Lailah and I had visited half a dozen churches while on vacation in Ireland, many just like this. Nothing had deterred her excitement each and every time she entered someplace new. Life would never dull for Lailah. Each day was a miracle.“I’d seen such excitement before, but when I appeared and explained our process for being married here, that joy would usually soon dissolve, and many couples would disappear just as quickly as they’d appeared, searching for another church with a far easier process. See, I’m a bit old-fashioned.”I rolled my eyes a bit, which caused Lailah to scrunch her nose and giggle a little.“I still believe that a couple should know one another before marriage, which is why I require all my couples to go through premarital counseling. When I approached Lailah and Jude with this requirement, Lailah literally jumped up and down and asked when we could start. It was then that I knew I’d found something special.“I’ve learned so much about these two since that day. Standing here, presiding over this blessed union, I am beyond honored.”His warm smile, filled with love, shone down upon us. I’d grown immensely fond of this man over the last two months during our weekly sessions as we spent time getting to know him and his views of marriage and life.“Lailah and Jude have chosen to recite their own vows, a modern touch that this old guy is actually pretty partial to.”He gave me a nod, letting me know I could begin. A flutter of nerves settled into the pit of my stomach as I watched him turn the microphone in my direction, so the congregation could hear each and every word.As my eyes settled on Lailah, suddenly, everything solidified, and calm found its way around my anxious emotions.“A time not too long ago, I thought I’d never see you again. I’d wake up each morning, thinking about all the moments I’d told you I loved you, and that would only lead to all the times I hadn’t—like those hurried good-byes when I had seriously been pushing my thirty-minute lunch break or the many nights we’d fallen asleep together and never said it. All those missed opportunities to say I love you weighed on me, like pennies slowly filling up a jar until the little copper coins spilled out onto the floor.”My fingers held on to hers as my thumb slowly grazed her hand over and over as I said my vows, “When you came back to me, I felt this overpowering need to tell you just how much I love you, every second of every minute of every day. Sorry, I know that those were probably a rough couple of days.”The congregation laughed as her eyes lit up, and she giggled.“I was simply overwhelmed. This—what I feel for you, Lailah—it’s powerful. Following those first few days after our reunion, I realized that I could do nothing for the rest of my existence but tell you just how much I love you, and it still wouldn’t be an accurate measurement of what I feel for you. My love is immeasurable, infinite and always evolving, and you have it, all of it—for as long as I live.”Lailah’s lips quivered as she tightly squeezed her eyes closed. Reaching into my pocket, I grabbed the lace handkerchief my mother had given me moments before the ceremony. I gently held it to Lailah’s face and dabbed the tears away. Her fingers briefly curled around my wrist, touching the cuff link that rested there, before taking the handkerchief in her own hand.Pastor Mark looked to her, silently asking if she was ready, and she nodded.
Her voice was a bit hoarse, filled with emotion, as she began to speak, “I could say so many things to you in this moment, including how you saved me in so many ways. But you would just shake your head and disagree, choosing to say the opposite.
“So, instead, I’m going to talk about snow.”
My eyebrows rose as several people in the church chuckled.
“Like most West Coasters, I have a weird obsession with snow. It’s cold and white, and it falls from the sky. The first time I saw it, I ran outside without even bothering to put on a jacket, and I danced around under snow flurries laughing and screaming like a crazed person. I’m fairly certain I nearly sent you to the hospital.” She grinned.
I nodded.
“From that moment on, my reaction hasn’t changed much—although I do remember to bring a coat. Being the California girl I am, I had no idea just how much snow could fall from the sky. Living in New York has been a hard and fast education in weather.
“There was a storm, a particularly bad one last winter, and the city had to actually shut down. The snowplows couldn’t keep up with the amount of snow Mother Nature was producing, and as I sat on the couch while the lights flickered off and on, I looked out the window, worrying whether we’d have heat through the night. But then, you came and wrapped your warm arms around me, and I realized that nothing mattered as long as we were together. Snowstorms, heart transplants, or anything else the world wants to throw our way, as long as your hand is in mine,” she said, looking down at our joined palms, “I’ll never fear the unknown.”
I was in awe.
As we exchanged rings and I felt her delicate fingers slide that cool metal band into place, I wondered, Does one man deserve so much? Or am I tempting fate?
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Aku menarik napas dalam-dalam, menyentuh link manset baru di lengan saya, sebagai Marcus berdiri di samping saya di depan jemaat. Kecil paduan suara cappella mulai, suara malaikat mereka mengisi gereja, dari tinggi di atas di mana mereka berdiri di balkon.
Rahmat muncul pertama, membawa buket kecil bunga merah dan putih terhadap gaun hijaunya. Dia tampak bahagia dan gembira sebagai kepala berpaling sebentar untuk tersenyum pada Brian dan Zander duduk di keramaian. Brian mengulurkan tangan kecil anak mereka dan melambaikan tangan pada saat dia berjalan dengan sebelum mengambil tempatnya di sebelah kanan saya, meninggalkan ruang yang luas di mana Lailah akan.
Lailah.
Aku berbalik tepat pada waktunya untuk melihat dia dan ibunya di tikungan . Dengan satu tangan dibungkus tegas sekitar Molly, Lailah mengangkat tatapannya karena keduanya mengambil langkah pertama mereka menuju altar.
Saya kehilangan kemampuan untuk bernapas.
Dia adalah hati, indah.
Ya Tuhan, dia adalah milikku.
Ikal longgar jatuh di bahu sekitar nya seperti lingkaran, dia jilbab panjang lantai membuntuti di belakangnya seperti kereta tipis. Bajunya putih musim dingin dan sesuai dengan kepribadian dan tubuhnya indah.
Jari saya gatal untuk menyentuhnya, untuk menjelajah lebih setiap inci kulit halus.
Ini merasa seperti seabad sejak aku melihatnya terakhir, namun telah kurang dari dua puluh empat jam. Aku tahu sekarang lebih dari sebelumnya-saat dia berjalan ke arahku, dikawal menyusuri lorong oleh ibu-yang dia Lailah adalah salah satu yang saya selalu dimaksudkan untuk bersama.
Saya mungkin sudah mulai hidup saya ke salah satu jalur, tapi semua jalan telah membawa saya ke rumah sakit itu, untuk saat ini, dan untuk wanita ini.
Itu benar-apa yang mereka katakan dalam film romantis cheesy. Ketika pengantin wanita memasuki gereja, sambil menatap suaminya-to-be, semua orang sepertinya menghilang di sekitar mereka.
Sebagai Molly meletakkan tangan Lailah di tambang, memberi saya meremas lembut di bahu, seluruh gereja mencair. Aku melihat apa-apa tapi sinar menyilaukan matanya di bawah cahaya lilin dan senyum lembut lembut memancar melalui dirinya seperti yang kita berbalik menghadap satu sama lain.
Saya ingin membisikkan sesuatu padanya, mengatakan padanya betapa cantiknya dia tampak dan betapa aku mencintainya . Tapi bagaimana aku bisa muat seratus emosi dan perasaan yang berbeda ke dalam satu kalimat?
Itu tidak mungkin, dan saya hanya berharap bahwa sumpah aku siap akan melakukan keadilan nya.
Pendeta disambut jemaat, dan aku sebentar mengambil waktu sejenak untuk melihat keluar dan melihat keluarga dan teman-teman kita tersenyum kembali pada kami. Ibu kita berada di bangku depan. Ibu saya sudah mencengkeram kain renda halus antara jari-jarinya, mengetahui dia akan perlu untuk menghapus air mata yang akhirnya akan membuat jalan mereka di pipinya. Setelah memberikan Lailah pergi, Molly telah mengambil tempat duduknya di samping ibuku.
Gereja dipenuhi. Banyak Aku tahu, tapi yang paling aku tidak. Saya telah berdebat dengan ibu saya, berusaha untuk menjaga kehadiran rendah, tapi akhirnya, aku diberikan dalam, mengetahui bahwa posisi profesional saya dan nama keluarga kami dibutuhkan saya untuk mengundang individu-individu tertentu.
Pada saat ini, saya tidak peduli siapa yang di sini bersama kami.
Selama Lailah adalah di depan saya, menatapku dengan kegembiraan yang menakjubkan di matanya, gereja bisa diisi atau kosong, dan saya masih akan menjadi orang paling beruntung sialan di planet ini.
"Sebagai pendeta gereja ini selama tiga puluh lima tahun, aku sudah menikah banyak pasangan di sini, di sangat tempat ini. Begitu banyak, pada kenyataannya, bahwa aku sudah menikah beberapa anak-anak mereka di sini juga.
"Dia terkekeh sedikit pelan, dan jemaat bergabung
dengannya." Banyak pasangan yang menonjol dalam memori lama saya, mereka yang hanya tampak. . . baik, khusus. Jude dan Lailah, dari menit mereka melangkah melalui pintu, menjadi salah satu pasangan mereka. Semangat luar biasa Lailah sepertinya mengisi seluruh gereja saat ia bangkit dari sudut ke sudut, terengah-engah dengan kegembiraan atas arsitektur bangunan yang indah ini.
"Aku tersenyum, mengingat hari itu. Pastor Mark ingat dengan sempurna.
Lailah dan saya telah mengunjungi setengah lusin gereja saat berlibur di Irlandia, banyak seperti ini. Tidak ada yang menghalangi kegembiraan masing-masing dan setiap kali ia memasuki tempat baru. Hidup tidak akan pernah membosankan untuk Lailah. Setiap hari adalah sebuah keajaiban.
"Aku pernah melihat kegembiraan seperti sebelumnya, tapi ketika saya muncul dan menjelaskan proses kami untuk menikah di sini, sukacita yang akan biasanya segera membubarkan, dan banyak pasangan akan menghilang secepat mereka akan muncul, mencari untuk gereja lain dengan proses jauh lebih mudah. Lihat, aku sedikit kuno.
"Aku memutar mataku sedikit, yang menyebabkan Lailah untuk mengernyitkan hidung dan tertawa
sedikit." Saya masih percaya bahwa pasangan harus tahu satu sama lain sebelum menikah, itulah sebabnya saya membutuhkan semua pasangan saya untuk pergi melalui konseling pranikah. Ketika saya mendekati Lailah dan Jude dengan persyaratan ini, Lailah harfiah melompat-lompat dan bertanya ketika kita bisa mulai. Saat itulah aku tahu aku akan menemukan sesuatu yang istimewa.
"Saya sudah belajar banyak tentang kedua sejak hari itu. Berdiri di sini, memimpin serikat diberkati ini, saya melampaui terhormat.
"Senyum hangat Nya, penuh dengan cinta, bersinar turun atas kita. Saya akan berkembang sangat menyukai pria ini selama dua bulan terakhir selama sesi mingguan kami karena kami menghabiskan waktu untuk mengenal dia dan pandangannya tentang pernikahan dan kehidupan.
"Lailah dan Jude telah memilih untuk membaca sumpah mereka sendiri, sentuhan modern yang Orang tua ini sebenarnya cukup parsial untuk.
"Dia memberi saya mengangguk, membiarkan saya tahu saya bisa mulai. Sebuah kepakan saraf menetap ke dalam perut saya karena saya melihat dia berubah mikrofon ke arah saya, sehingga jemaat bisa mendengar setiap kata.
Seperti mata saya menetap di Lailah, tiba-tiba, segala sesuatu dipadatkan, dan tenang menemukan jalan di sekitar emosi cemas saya.
"Waktu tidak terlalu lama yang lalu, saya pikir saya tidak akan pernah bertemu lagi. Aku bangun setiap pagi, memikirkan semua saat aku bilang aku mencintaimu, dan itu hanya akan menyebabkan semua kali saya hadn't-seperti yang bergegas selamat tinggal ketika saya sudah serius mendorong tiga puluh saya -minute istirahat makan siang atau banyak malam kami telah tertidur bersama-sama dan tidak pernah mengatakan itu. Semua orang kehilangan kesempatan untuk mengatakan aku mencintaimu membebani saya, seperti uang perlahan mengisi toples sampai koin tembaga kecil tumpah ke lantai.
"Jari saya memegang miliknya sebagai ibu jari saya perlahan-lahan merumput tangannya berulang seperti yang saya kata sumpah saya, "Ketika Anda datang kembali ke saya, saya merasa perlu kuat ini untuk memberitahu Anda betapa aku mencintaimu, setiap detik setiap menit setiap hari. Maaf, saya tahu bahwa mereka itu mungkin beberapa kasar hari.
"Jemaat tertawa saat matanya menyala, dan dia
tertawa." Aku hanya kewalahan. Ini-apa yang saya rasakan untuk Anda, Lailah-itu kuat. Setelah beberapa hari pertama setelah reuni kami, saya menyadari bahwa saya bisa melakukan apa-apa untuk sisa keberadaan saya tapi memberitahu Anda betapa aku mencintaimu, dan itu masih tidak akan pengukuran yang akurat dari apa yang saya rasakan untuk Anda. Cintaku tak terukur, tak terbatas dan selalu berkembang, dan Anda memilikinya, semua itu-selama aku hidup.
"Bibir Lailah bergetar saat ia erat meremas matanya ditutup. Merogoh saku saya, saya meraih renda saputangan ibu saya telah memberi saya beberapa saat sebelum upacara. Aku lembut memegangnya wajah Lailah dan mengusap air matanya. Jari-jarinya sebentar meringkuk di sekitar pergelangan tangan saya, menyentuh link manset yang beristirahat di sana, sebelum mengambil saputangan di tangannya sendiri.
Pastor Mark tampak padanya, diam-diam bertanya apakah dia siap, dan dia mengangguk.
Suaranya agak serak, diisi dengan emosi, saat dia mulai berbicara, "Aku bisa mengatakan begitu banyak hal untuk Anda pada saat ini, termasuk bagaimana Anda menyelamatkan saya dalam banyak hal. Tapi Anda hanya akan menggelengkan kepala dan tidak setuju, memilih untuk mengatakan sebaliknya.
"Jadi, sebagai gantinya, aku akan berbicara tentang salju."
Alis saya naik beberapa orang di gereja terkekeh.
"Seperti kebanyakan Barat Coasters, saya harus obsesi aneh dengan salju. Ini dingin dan putih, dan itu jatuh dari langit. Pertama kali aku melihatnya, aku berlari keluar tanpa repot-repot untuk mengenakan jaket, dan aku menari di sekitar di bawah hujan salju tertawa dan berteriak-teriak seperti orang gila. Aku cukup yakin aku hampir dikirim ke rumah sakit. "Dia tersenyum.
Aku
mengangguk." Sejak saat itu, reaksi saya tidak banyak berubah-meskipun saya ingat untuk membawa mantel. Menjadi gadis California saya, saya tidak tahu berapa banyak salju bisa jatuh dari langit. Tinggal di New York telah menjadi pendidikan keras dan cepat dalam cuaca.
"Ada badai, seorang yang sangat buruk satu musim dingin lalu, dan kota harus benar-benar ditutup. The snowplows tidak bisa menjaga dengan jumlah salju Ibu Alam telah memproduksi, dan saat aku duduk di sofa sementara lampu berkedip-kedip off dan on, aku melihat keluar jendela, khawatir apakah kita akan memiliki panas sepanjang malam. Tapi kemudian, Anda datang dan memeluk hangat Anda di sekitar saya, dan saya menyadari bahwa tak ada yang penting selama kita bersama-sama. Badai salju, transplantasi jantung, atau apa pun dunia ingin membuang cara kami, selama tangan Anda di tambang, "katanya, menatap telapak tangan kami bergabung," Aku tidak akan pernah takut yang tidak diketahui.
"Saya kagum .
Seperti yang kita bertukar cincin dan saya merasa jari halus nya geser yang metal band dingin ke tempat, aku bertanya-tanya, Apakah satu orang layak begitu banyak? Atau aku menggoda nasib?
Sedang diterjemahkan, harap tunggu..
 
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