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"I missed you, Kevin." She replied. I held her face and pressed my lips onto hers. Our tongues danced together passionately and our bodies pressed together closely. She pulled away and looked at me. "I love you so much, Kevin. You're never leaving again. Promise me that." I stared at her tenderly with loving eyes. "I promise I'll stay right here with you forever Kevin," I promised and then pulled her even closer to me. "Forever?" She questioned. I nodded with a smile. "Forever my Love."She blushed and wrapped her arms around me, burying her head in my chest. She said something in my chest but I couldn't hear it. 'What did you say love? I didn't hear you.' I said. She looked up and said in a shy voice 'I can't wait till we get married.' I smiled at her and pulled her in for a passionate kiss. We pulled away from the kiss for some air. I turned us around and looked into her beautiful blue eyes.

She blushed and wrapped her arms around me, burying her head in my chest. She said something in my chest but I couldn't hear it. 'What did you say love? I didn't hear you.' I said. She looked up and said in a shy voice 'I can't wait till we get married.' I smiled at her and pulled her in for a passionate kiss. We pulled away from the kiss for some air. I turned us around and looked into her beautiful blue eyes. I was lost in her eyes. I snapped back when I heard her giggle. We got up and got ready for the day. She puts on a cute dress while I put a suit on. We went down to the dining room, and on our way, we were greeted by everyone. We greeted them back and sat down on the chair in the dining room. The breakfast was already on the table, so we started to eat. I would be lying if I would have said I didn't miss this. I missed this food so much, and I always enjoyed spending time with my wife. I looked at her and noticed that she was staring at me. "Something on my face?" I asked. She shook her head slowly and looked away embarrassed. I gave her a small kiss on the top of her head, which she gladly received. 'I'm just making sure you are still there and that this is not a dream.' She said in a shy voice. I chuckled at her, I picked her hand up and kissed her hand softly.

As we sat together eating our breakfast, I mustered up the courage to bring up something that had been on my mind for a while. "I think we should get married next month," I said softly. She looked at me with a mix of surprise and uncertainty written all over her face. "Are you sure about that?" she asked in a gentle voice. I nodded my head, trying to appear as confident as possible. "If you're not ready yet, we can wait," I added, hoping to ease any doubts she might have had. She shook her head immediately, looking at me with a sincere expression. "That's not what I mean," she said. "I just don't want to make you push our wedding for me." I chuckled at her response, feeling grateful for her thoughtfulness. "It doesn't feel that way, my dear," I replied. "I just want to make sure that we won't get separated anymore, and I love you so much." As she looked away, blushing, I couldn't help but feel a sense of warmth and fondness towards her. I kissed her hand softly, hoping to reassure her of my love and commitment. With a shy smile, she agreed to my proposal, and we continued to enjoy our breakfast, feeling more connected than ever before.