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unlike any other.
     
    She heard him grunt as he pushed hard into her, and that was when her clit led her towards an explosion of feeling. A release of such magnitude that it made her cry out in a sustained moan unlike any she had ever let out before. A primal encounter with the essence of pleasure itself. She and Liam were coming, together, in the way that only lovers brought together by the universe can. It made her want to laugh and cry at the same time, because she knew that there had been something even deeper than lust between them. She had felt it. Then her mind, at least for a moment, gave her a reprieve from thought and went silent, allowing her to feel and nothing else.
     
    (awakening)
     
    What have you gotten yourself into? Are you falling for this guy? Get over this fast, Melissa. It will never work. N-E-V-E-R never. He might have given you two of the most amazing orgasms ever, and he is cute and charming and hot and –
     
    (he understands me)
     
    “You're lost again,” he said. He was looking into her eyes. They'd both collapsed together on the couch, his naked body pressing against her.
     
    “I'm sorry, it's just that, well, I was thinking about us. We're so different Liam. And I can't stand to have my heart broken. This has been really sweet, and I think you're--”
     
    “Shh,” he said, kissing her softly on the lips. “I really like you too. So let's try not to think too far ahead on this one.”
     
    “I'm scared,” she said. He cupped the side of her face and kissed her again. Her eyes were moist.
     
    “What will it take to get you to stay the night?” he said. “I'm a terrible cook, but I know where we can get great burgers a couple miles up the road.” He was smiling. The way he was holding her made her feel safe.
     
    Take it one step at a time. Don't think too far ahead.
     
    “Food would be good, but I could really use a bath. Do you have a tub?” She felt like she could look into his deep brown eyes all afternoon. Just gaze into them, because she knew that he saw her as she really was.
     
    “You're in luck. I'll put the water on,” he said. His eyes were smiling at hers as he left her side.
     
    I could get used to this. And that's what scares me. Good things like this never last. Not in the movies, not in my life. But I want to believe that maybe, just this once, the rules won't apply. That this really is my happy ending.
     
    (believe)