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Unknown Binding
First published January 18, 2016

"Sometimes you have to be recklessly heartless in order to realize you own a heart."
"...oceans of time and space have drowned our relationship."
“There’s no manual on how to proceed when the dead love of my life comes back to life to meet the new love of my life.”
“I’m the same person. A little beaten down, a little inked up, with some external scars, but inside,” I say, bringing her hand to rest on the left side of my chest, “I’m the same. Getting another chance with you was, at best, my wildest dream during my darkest days.”
"The world is a giant triangle. We are the points, connected to each other whether we know it or not. At times like these, it’s obvious to see who is attached. For others it’s more vague, like an echo. An echo is air missing noise. What it boils down to is I’m just space waiting for my time."







“I was taken as a prisoner of war, or at least that’s what most people think. They held me for three years, six months and four days. The U.S. declared me dead after one year, seven months. I now know Lainey waited three years and two months before accepting a proposal from another man.”
“It was like she knew, but how could she? And now this: her reply of no means everything. More importantly, it changes everything. It’s the moment I know without a shadow of doubt that, after all this time, she’s still mine. He doesn’t know.”
“He stops. He’s examining me, the new Lainey—the person who was born after his death. The woman he knew is gone. The problem with that is I still have her heart. It races along, thumping jaggedly for the man I love. For the man I thought was forever gone; for the man I now have no right to.”
“I hoped it would turn out like this. I wasn’t sure. After everything I’ve been through, waiting for you was the easiest decision I’ve ever made. No more pause button or lost time. This is it. I’m calling it. No referee needed.” “Calling what?” I ask, as a tear sneaks out of the corner of my eye and falls onto his tanned, warm skin. I glance up and his gaze flicks down to meet mine. “I’m calling this our time and space. Right here. Right now.”