Unspoken Epilogue

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Authors: Jen Frederick
for a thousand Nathans, that little shit. I loved the both of them. They completed me in ways I didn't even realize I needed completing. I'd been aimless before I met AnnMarie and I thought I was living a satisfactory life. Fighting and random women were all I needed. But she came into my life and made me realize that all that was worthless. I shuddered when I think of how different my life would've been without her.
    "I love you more than Freedom Funds. More than my need for security," AnnMarie said. "I'd love you even if you left me, even if you had another family that you found to take care of." Hot tears hit my shoulder and I know she was thinking of her mother who had never married and had always loved a man who couldn't leave his wife. "I'd love you if the world came to an end and all we had was each other because you, Bo Randolph, are enough for me. I don't need anything in my life other than you and Charlotte. When I met you in Central I was so afraid even though I pretended like I was strong. Your silent strength made it easy for me to face my enemies. Knowing you always had my back made me feel stronger, braver, like I could conquer the world. Your steady and unwavering love has made me reach farther and higher than I could've on my own. I don't think that the English language is powerful enough to express my love for you. Love isn't even the right word. You give me life, Bo Randolph. You are my life and I can't wait to live out the rest of it by your side."
    Well, shit. The only way I could respond to that was by making love to AnnMarie again. And again until the only sounds in our bedroom were our bodies affirming the promises we'd made each other.

UNSPOKEN
    This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the
    product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblence to
    actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is coincidental.
    Copyright © 2013 Jen Frederick
    All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduce in any fashion
    without the express, written consent of the copyright holder.
    PEAR TREE LLC
    [email protected]
    Cover Photo Cover Photo © Per Winbladh/Corbis
    Cover Design by Meljean Brook
    ISBN-13: 978-0989247948
    First Edition: September 2013
    www.jenfrederick.com
     

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