Another two weeks had come and gone since I had been left alone. Two weeks since Matthew had finally had enough of my games and left, taking our daughter with him. Two weeks since I heard Molly’s cartoons in the morning and smelled her bubble gum scented shampoo when I took a shower. Two weeks since I heard her laughter and felt her tight
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Then his arms were around me and his voice was in my ear, whispering endearments into my hair. My arms went around his neck, holding on tight and pressing my face into the curve of his shoulder. I breathed in his cherished scent, taking the gulping breaths of a man who just spent fourteen days drowning. He kissed my ear, my neck my jaw, my eyelids, soft, fluttering kisses that had me nearly in tears.
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:me: :tears: that's b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l...
ok... what about:
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“When this is over, you are going to take a vacation Mohinder. I don’t care where you go, just make sure it’s warm and a far away from here as possible.”
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is it intentional that matthew is sending him away on vacation by himself? why didn't matt say "we", "we're going to take a vacation and get as far away as possible..."???
do love this series... you're telling a great story.
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All I can say is everything in and about the story has a reason and purpose behind it, some of which you might not expect.
I'm so glad you like it! Thanks for reading!
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Part of why I love writing this series is because it's all from Mohinder's POV. Everything heard and seen and felt is his and even though it's so much harder to write first-person POV, I feel you get more of a connection with the character. Done with the rambling.
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Thanks for reading!
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I wondered about the vacation line, too, though...what sort of vacation is it going to be if Matt's not there to have lots and lots of makeup sex with? ;D
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LOL, you make a very good argument. Unfortunately, I can't say anything, mostly because I'm not even sure what's going to happen.
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This really has me on tenderhooks. Despite Mohinder's decided unsuaveness, this really does read like a spy-thriller. Only, almost from the POV of the spy's sidekick, because if anyone is the spy, it's Bennett.
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I can't say anything but uh, can you tell *me* where it's heading. Seriously, I have no idea now. I though I knew what I wanted but it keeps changing!
Thanks for reading!
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I'm trying to keep a hold of my ending but the story just keeps wanting to change! Oh well, I'll just have to try harder. Thanks for the advice.
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