The Manifestation of Love by Roselyn Jewell
For years, all Lilly has cared about was great sex. This was in part due to the fact that arranged marriages are a big part of her Indian culture. Sure enough, one day she’s told that her future husband, Raj, will be arriving soon. Furious at not getting to choose her own future, she takes her anger out on him and does her best to drive him away. However, somewhere along the way she realizes that he just may be the perfect man for her after all.
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As he continued with words seeping with passion, I did my best to conceal the horror I
was feeling. This was a very well thought out poem – something that must have taken
him quite a while and many revisions to perfect. What was he thinking by presenting this
now? Could he want to get back together even after he ending it originally? Or, was I
just more intriguing now that there was a chase once again?
I allowed him to finish and, when the lines came to a close, he looked up at me with
excitement, obviously proud of his accomplishment. I was at a loss for words but wanted to be supportive, so I leaned in and kissed his lips. He deserved some
recognition for the hard work he had put into the planning for today, and I wanted him to
know that I was thankful. Even if I didn’t love him in this moment, he was loyal and gave
me more adoration than I deserved.
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