She was trembling. Every time one of her flashbacks hit her, it tore me in two. I wished more than anything I could take them from her, shoulder the pain, but wishing wouldn’t change reality. She’d been through more than most people ever had within a lifetime, and dealing with the flashbacks, the panic, this was all part of the process.
I held her as close to me as possible, murmuring words of comfort, letting her know I was here for her. She would make it through this. She would survive. All I have to do was hold on tight.
Oooh, I loved this take on the image, what a great start for a longer work! Excellent FFF, Sherri. (bow)
ReplyDeleteOh I loved all the emotion. The sensitivity, the caring, the love and the protectiveness. It shone through in your words, his desire to shoulder her pain. Well done
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to her??? You have the makings of a great story here.
ReplyDeleteOh, there is so much more I need to learn... I am intrigued...
ReplyDeleteLoved it. Came for the pix. Stayed to read. Got very HAPPY.
ReplyDeleteTHANKS for this.
You are talented and no, I doubt I could write this briefly!
Very good. He seems like an amazing man. Loads of emotion!
ReplyDeleteVery emotional post Sherri. Is this a story?
ReplyDeleteOhh wow! Full of emotion and intensity. I wonder what had happened. Def have me curious. Great post.
ReplyDeleteThat was an awesome FFF. I could feel his despiration to help the woman he loves. It was a sweet read and I needed it. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteExcellent post. This was built on a lot of emotion, adn I felt every bit of it. :)
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