Burning Passion: Love Never Die

Millie’s compliance was unswerving; she submitted herself to his enfoldment, bearing witness to his occasional excesses of ardor.

Subsequently, Marcus produced his cellular device, dialing Derek’s number, and his request was delineated with precision. “Convey unto us two portions of Light repast.”

Foreseeing that Millie’s appetite might have waned in the wake of her recent indisposition, Marcus chose a nourishing selection.

“Is the discomfort still with you?” In the aftermath of the call, Marcus’ touch gravitated towards her abdomen, his gesture invested with a tenderness that belied his typically steely demeanor.

“No, the pain has subsided.” Millie’s assurance carried solace to Marcus’ heart. The current moment radiated warmth, breathing new vitality into his existence.

In those harrowing days on the island, he bore witness to a ceaseless parade of death, each night a procession of souls departing. The ordeal had left him akin to a living specter. Upon emerging from that crucible, he seized the reins of the Thomas Group, an unyielding vessel helmed by his cold resolve. The organization evolved under his unwavering leadership into the entity it stands as today.

of familial obligations, a pragmatic arrangement to appease the elders. The concept of love was absent from his

of love eluded his grasp, as it always would. His

perennial aloofness, her presence rendered him malleable, his austere exterior

“honey,” a sobriquet that kindled the deepest embers of his passion. Within those syllables, he discovered a melody that resonated in harmony with his heart, like the sweetest of notes in the grand symphony

Marcus maneuvered the tendrils of Millie’s hair

languid pace, Marcus closed the distance, his lips tracing an

coiled within Millie, her fists clenched, her visage averted, yet her shimmering eyes

his gaze penetrating and his voice

parted, the word “Honey” leaving them with a deliberate,

materialized with dinner in tow, and Millie dined while nestled

for possessiveness was palpable, albeit fortunate that no prying eyes were