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Unbreakable Love


The bond of a man and woman can be strong but sometimes breakable by lust. And the eyes of many men wander, providing an opportunity by creating insecurity. Oh how a woman must feel when she catches the wandering eyes of her man. Quick, she says to herself, here comes another woman now.

A walk so smooth and elegant, men just cling to her side.  So precious and luscious was her hair running down her back, with a crinkling nose so cute between two pretty cheeks filled with perfect blush.  A smile so sweet you'd believe anything that comes out.  But the most interesting of all, were her gorgeous eyes that twinkled like stars in a galaxy and with her inviting aroma, she seals the hook. A beautiful woman, all in all, a woman who makes heads turn, eyes watch, mouths widen, and knees drop.

So she watches as her man's head turns, admiring such beauty which most men would do. As he turns round, his eyes are met with another pair filled with rage, almost to the point of tears.
But like no other man. He stares back with no lust in his eyes, and whispers to her,

"don't forget it, it's our secret, you'll always be my fav'rite."

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