Right Here Waiting

Cassandra rolled her eyes, "That's not what you said just now."

'Who said I was worse than a beast?

Now he is enjoying the rabbit more than anyone else. Who is not a human?'

With a silly smile on his face, Robert took several bites of the rabbit meat. He couldn't be happier.

After a good meal, Cassandra massaged her round stomach and grumbled, "Honey, I'm stuffed to death."

Martin's face darkened and said, "Let's go for a walk."

"This place is desolate. Is there any ghost here?"

"Don't be afraid, I'm here." replied Martin.

"Okay." replied Cassandra. She stood up from the bench and still felt too stuffed after walking around with Martin for a long time. But it's a remote place with no drug store. She couldn't even buy an indigestion tablet.

For fear that she would get lost, Martin held her hand and walked for another half an hour. Then, Cassandra felt better. When they were about to return to the bank of the river, a loud bang was heard. Then, clusters of beautiful fireworks rose from the sky and gradually gathered into a large peach heart.

By the bank of the river, Robert, who was holding a white candle in his hand, stared at Talbot with a clean smile on his face. "Honey, look. Don't you always want to see the fireworks? Even the fireworks would be in the shape of love you. "

Talbot stood there, with tears in his eyes. Although the fireworks were easy to cool and the path was full of thorns, he just wanted to hold his love tightly. He would live and die together with him.

Under the fireworks, Talbot walked towards Robert step by step. Seeing that he didn't say anything, Robert stared at Talbot nervously and said, "Um... Don't you like it? I thought... "

Before he could finish his sentence, Talbot already walked up to him and kissed him on the lips.

Robert's eyes narrowed in disbelief. 'Hol

and frightening.

If he could live like this all his life, he would have no regret even if he died.

Not far away, looking at the two men holding hands tightly, Cassandra could not help feeling distressed. If they could not change the ending in this life, then they were doomed not to be together.

They knew it was like a moth darting into the fire, but they still didn't hesitate.

Then she looked up at the man beside her and said with sadness, "My sweetheart, can you promise me that you will never give me up?"

'I really hate being abandoned...'

Martin looked at her with his deep eyes and rubbed her head gently, "Yes."

"Really?"

"Yes, I promise." replied Martin.

Then she put her arms around the man's waist, rested her head on his chest and said in a sullen voice, "Honey, do you know that I came to you after I walked a long way?"

Even Martin couldn't understand what she meant. He lowered his head and kissed on her forehead gently. "Honey, trust me, okay?"

In fact, it was he who had been worried about being abandoned.

He had done everything possible to marry her. He was always worried that she would abandon him. She was more important than his own life to him, so how could he abandon her?