Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 380

“Searching for you among unfamiliar faces…”

The moment Carlisle sang the first verse of the song, the audience was blown away. Holy crap, he sounds good!” someone exclaimed in surprise.

“Hey, shut up, you dingbat!” someone hissed, and the stadium quieted down once

more.

Carlisle crooned into the microphone, “You say our days are numbered, that the stakes are just too high, but all I know is I want you for the rest of my life.”

The large stadium had never witnessed such silence before. There were a thousand students packed into the space, and yet not one of them made a sound.

Even the students who had just gotten out of classes stopped in their tracks when they passed by the stadium and heard the song. All of them were hooked onto the line.

“I only want you for the rest of my life“.

Carlisle continued singing, his voice rising by an octave as the pitch changed. “We’ll grow old together and watch the snowflakes fall; I’ll thank the heavens for the words. to this song; I’ll love you for the rest of my life.”

The lyrics were by no means poetry, but the simple lines were captivating all the

same. It was as if the words had encompassed the unwavering promise of eternal.

love.

The song evoked the imagery of growing old together with one’s true love and

them. A song that spoke of twin

straightforward, the song awakened the long–forgotten memories of the heartbroken, who shed tears as they recalled the love they had lost and

the audience grew even more resolved to hold on to

love.

those who were single in the crowd began to

finding their

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longed for someone with whom

change of the seasons and the ups and downs of

who could stick by them be it in health or sickness,

for poorer.

one was in love with the right person,

on stage, some of the young

audience

of honor, taking up the seats meant for Shein and Zachary. The two men couldn’t make

an unreadable look in Queenie’s eyes as she watched Carlisle on stage.

the last two years, she’d had to replace her personal stereo twice because of how

than a dozen music websites, and every time a new song came out, she would

unfamiliar to her.

the song was called. It was

glance at Wanda, who was leaning against Shania as she stared at Carlisle. Wanda’s gaze was hollow,

her lips.

want to show you the world, and tell everyone you’re mine,” Carlisle sang

second verse.

the