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Chapter 127 A Proposal

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The morning light filtered through the curtains, and Kelly awoke to an empty room. Zev, the one who was always close, even in sleep, was nowhere to be found.

She sat up, blinking in confusion. Her mind raced, wondering where he had gone. It felt strange-his absence left an unexpected gap in the space.

With a groan, she stretched and glanced out the window. The rain had stopped, and the sky was clear. Despite the storm that had raged through the night, she had slept better than she'd expected.

Back in Solmaris, rain had become a rare blessing, a soothing background hum that often eased her to sleep.

But it wasn't just the rain she missed. It was Zev's presence, too.

Over the years, she had grown so accustomed to him being near.

It had become second nature, a quiet comfort that she hadn't even realized until

now.

"Zev?" she called, her voice barely above a whisper.

She swung her legs out of bed and stood, stretching before walking to the living room. Maybe he was in the bathroom-after all, a man with a broken leg couldn't get very far.

But the bathroom was empty.

Her heart skipped a beat, and a knot formed in her stomach.

Something was off.

"Zev?" she called again, her voice shaky.

She searched the small apartment, looking in the kitchen, checking every corner.

Still, no sign of him.

his crutches, usually propped up

Zev had left.

panic, rushing to

a shopping bag

the doorway, her breath catching in her chest. Her heart raced as a mixture of worry and

something almost absurd about the sight of him, and it

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slipped from his hands and

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to cry-she had

from the anxiety. But now, the tears came anyway, uncontrollable. She

me?" she asked again, bending down to pick up

her voice soft and full of surprise as she glanced at him without meeting his

grin spread across his face. "You

this?"

to love white tulips

rare bouquet would find its way into

eyes would become distant, as if she were stuck in a fog. Yet whenever Zev brought her flowers, even the smallest

softly, her

Kelly liked

"Then... when we visit your parents' graves, I'll buy you a whole bunch. I'll make sure it's a good one." He pulled a small box from his

the box and held it

bands-unadorned, plain, no flashy embellishments. Still,

far beyond any ornamentation.

stared at them, her gaze

Eric had proposed, it was with a diamond ring, a ring that still sat untouched at

during a mission, keeping it safe, away from harm.

nothing was the same. Her home was now shared by Eric and Regina, and all

mess. Her things were stacked haphazardly, with no care for their worth. The

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