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If you don't love me...


His fingertips brushing over her velvet skin Flash through her mind as she catches his azure gaze He lifts a corner of his luscious lips Striking a chord of her heartstrings She turns away from the man with a hand on her chest The ghost of his love imprinted on her memories Now resurface with a single look How sly of him...
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