LucianDevine
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Paul breathed a sigh of relief when it was over. It hadn't taken long at all, but he was truly glad it was. He preferred Marie's company, and as he turned to see her walking towards him, he couldn't help the small smile that came to his lips. He let her cup his cheeks, and he gladly accepted the kiss she gave him.
Though he hadn't really done much at all, Paul blushed at Marie's words, bowing his head briefly and just nodding before lifting head to accept another kiss from her. He didn't know what it truly was about her, but in a world that he knew nothing about, a world that was big and overwhelming, she helped to calm him down. She also offered to help him figure out his past, as well as giving him a home while they waited for that information, all without asking for much of anything in return.
Paul gladly followed when Marie turned towards the door. He even found the thought of shopping for himself daunting. How would he know what he liked? Would it just be a feeling? He hated not knowing himself, his past, all of it, and he hated that it had been stripped from him.
At Marie's signal, Paul took the seat behind her, and when she took his hand, he couldn't resist the urge to lift their joined hands and press a soft kiss to the top of hers. It was a silent thank you to her for everything she had done for him. He then turned his gaze towards the window, always conscious of the hand clasping his own, and giving it periodic squeezes to let her know that he was still aware of her precious and grateful for it.
Even as Paul listened to Marie talk about the clothes he picked out being his, the concept seemed foreign. He didn't know anything about himself, and the only place he had to put things was the room she gave him. Despite his uncertainties though, he did nod to her, meeting her gaze briefly before turning back out the window.
Though he hadn't really done much at all, Paul blushed at Marie's words, bowing his head briefly and just nodding before lifting head to accept another kiss from her. He didn't know what it truly was about her, but in a world that he knew nothing about, a world that was big and overwhelming, she helped to calm him down. She also offered to help him figure out his past, as well as giving him a home while they waited for that information, all without asking for much of anything in return.
Paul gladly followed when Marie turned towards the door. He even found the thought of shopping for himself daunting. How would he know what he liked? Would it just be a feeling? He hated not knowing himself, his past, all of it, and he hated that it had been stripped from him.
At Marie's signal, Paul took the seat behind her, and when she took his hand, he couldn't resist the urge to lift their joined hands and press a soft kiss to the top of hers. It was a silent thank you to her for everything she had done for him. He then turned his gaze towards the window, always conscious of the hand clasping his own, and giving it periodic squeezes to let her know that he was still aware of her precious and grateful for it.
Even as Paul listened to Marie talk about the clothes he picked out being his, the concept seemed foreign. He didn't know anything about himself, and the only place he had to put things was the room she gave him. Despite his uncertainties though, he did nod to her, meeting her gaze briefly before turning back out the window.