My Love Until the Last Goodbye (Mary and Maximus) novel Chapter 1132

It gave her a natural, carefree look. It only enhanced her beauty.

Adrian looked at her, sitting there eating grapes and sipping wine, and couldn't believe she was giving him this moment—this chance to be with her again.

He reached for her hand, pulled it toward him, and kissed it gently. Laura watched the gesture and smiled, grapes still in her mouth, which she quickly swallowed so she could speak.

"Adrian, I don't know if this is the right path," Laura said softly. "All I know is that yes… yes, I want this. I want you with me and with our daughter. I want more nights like this. I don't want us to just see each other for a few hours. I want us to really give this a chance. What do you think?"

Adrian pulled her into his arms, holding her close—firmly, but not possessively. They were face to face, and finally, their lips met in a kiss full of longing, of lost time, of a love once broken.

A tear slipped from the corner of Laura's eye. She had dreamed of this. She had wanted this so badly. And now that she had it, fear crept in. She didn't want to lose it—not again. She couldn't go through that one more time.

"Laura…" Adrian whispered, pulling back just enough to speak. "I love you. And I never, ever want to be without you and our daughter again… I want this."

Laura smiled, and she knew. She knew those words were real. She knew he was the only one she wanted in her life. And she realized the past no longer mattered—not as long as the present and the future kept getting better. And they were.

That night, in that familiar meadow, they kissed like a couple who had gone years without touching, without loving, without being together. And yes—she became his again. She felt what she had felt before, only now it was deeper, more grounded, more mature. She was no longer afraid. She was present, fully there.

Her pale skin became covered in the kisses of the man who now promised her more nights like this, a life together, a real family, a real partnership.

Just like two teenagers in love, they spent the whole night there, wrapped in darkness and silence, giving in to everything they felt—until almost dawn.

When morning came, Adrian took her home. They had gone out looking like a picture-perfect couple, and now they returned—disheveled, exhausted, but in love, committed to the life ahead of them.

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