AdaliaRP1990
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Reynolds paced quietly unable to speak. His heart was speeding to a deadly pace and he could feel an explosion just waiting to happen. The adrenaline pumping through his veins was enough to make him scream at the top of his lungs, but he knew that would not be wise. As Abby said, he would be shot. He continued to walk trying to calm himself though the rhythm of his walk was starting to pick up and he looked slightly mad, crazy in fact. Mrs. Hayford was right, he was up to no good. Stealing the heart of a southern woman, but Miss Abby had stolen his heart right back. Reynolds huffed and stopped as quick as a bullet in place. His body was rigid and he turned at attention to Miss Abby. His serious eyes shut for a moment and he cursed under his breath. Reynolds crossed the space between them urgently and put his hand underneath Abby's chin pulling her face up gently as he kissed her. His leps pressing full against her own.
He didn't care if she slapped him. He didn't care if her father burst through the door with a shot gun. He was done not taking risks. He kissed her full and passionately pressing his lips several times against hers in tiny kisses and then in another full one. He pulled away cursing under his breath. "I'm a damn fool Abby, I don't even know what I'm doing. This isn't right, gut's been telling me not to, but my damn heart just won't let go of you..." He took a deep breath running his hands through his hair again. "I apologize, I don't know what came over me." He has a crooked smile across his lips and he took two steps back towards her. He dropped down on one knee.
What a sight he must have been. Kneeling in his blue trousers in the south, shirtless in front a pretty southern gal in a nightgown. What a sight... "Mrs. Hayford was right you know. I'm no good. I'm a yankee, you're a plantation owner's daugther. I'm a soldier, you're an heiress, but none of that will stop me from loving you Abigail." His eyes bore a genuine, pleading look to them. "I can't give what some of these other men can give you. I can't one hundred percent get the favor of your parents, but damn it Abby, I love you. I will take you all over the world if that's what'll make you happy or I'll leave right now if that's what you want... I just can't wait another day to ask you to marry me."
Reynolds kept his eyes steady on her expression and he chuckled a bit at her inquiry. "Well that right there Miss Blake is not a peppermint, so I would advise that you not eat it." He smiled at her, but it faded as the anxiety began to rush through his head. "There's nothing more that I want right now Abby. I don't give a damn that I just met you today. I waited my whole life for that exact moment and now if I let it go, I might never get it back. I could leave tomorrow and miss my chance, I could get killed in the war and I'll never make it back to you... But if I try now I can leave with the satisfaction that I'm ready to die or I'll fight like hell to get back to you. Abigail Blake marry me." Reynolds had to fight every urge in his body to scream the words out. If her parents heard, well there would be an awful lot of silence, seeing as he would be dead.
He didn't care if she slapped him. He didn't care if her father burst through the door with a shot gun. He was done not taking risks. He kissed her full and passionately pressing his lips several times against hers in tiny kisses and then in another full one. He pulled away cursing under his breath. "I'm a damn fool Abby, I don't even know what I'm doing. This isn't right, gut's been telling me not to, but my damn heart just won't let go of you..." He took a deep breath running his hands through his hair again. "I apologize, I don't know what came over me." He has a crooked smile across his lips and he took two steps back towards her. He dropped down on one knee.
What a sight he must have been. Kneeling in his blue trousers in the south, shirtless in front a pretty southern gal in a nightgown. What a sight... "Mrs. Hayford was right you know. I'm no good. I'm a yankee, you're a plantation owner's daugther. I'm a soldier, you're an heiress, but none of that will stop me from loving you Abigail." His eyes bore a genuine, pleading look to them. "I can't give what some of these other men can give you. I can't one hundred percent get the favor of your parents, but damn it Abby, I love you. I will take you all over the world if that's what'll make you happy or I'll leave right now if that's what you want... I just can't wait another day to ask you to marry me."
Reynolds kept his eyes steady on her expression and he chuckled a bit at her inquiry. "Well that right there Miss Blake is not a peppermint, so I would advise that you not eat it." He smiled at her, but it faded as the anxiety began to rush through his head. "There's nothing more that I want right now Abby. I don't give a damn that I just met you today. I waited my whole life for that exact moment and now if I let it go, I might never get it back. I could leave tomorrow and miss my chance, I could get killed in the war and I'll never make it back to you... But if I try now I can leave with the satisfaction that I'm ready to die or I'll fight like hell to get back to you. Abigail Blake marry me." Reynolds had to fight every urge in his body to scream the words out. If her parents heard, well there would be an awful lot of silence, seeing as he would be dead.