Colin and Addison are on their way home when they are caught in a vicious car accident. While Colin walks away with minimal injuries, Addison suffers from a traumatic brain injury causing her to lose her short-term memory. She can’t remember the night of the accident. She doesn’t remember being engaged. She doesn’t remember Colin at all.
While Addison rebuilds her life, Colin struggles with the fact that the love of his life doesn’t remember him.
When Addison meets Pierce, the one person who doesn’t have an ulterior motive, the one person she can talk to openly, Colin thinks his life may be over.
Will Addison’s memory return in time for her to save her relationship with Colin? Or is it gone forever, leaving her free to love Pierce?
Because I’m not ready
to let her go, I suggest taking a walk in a nearby park. She smiles and says
that she’d like that. We’re walking hand in hand talking about anything and
everything. I keep looking at her from the corner of my eye and she’s breath taking.
I know I talk about her beauty a lot, but it’s because I can’t believe I have
convinced such a stunning creature to date me. The moon is out and is casting
the perfect glow on her face. There’s a light breeze coming through and her
hair blows gently in the wind. I notice a piece of hair gets stuck to her lip
gloss. I stop walking and turn her toward me.
She’s looking up
into my eyes and the moment is absolutely perfect. I can tell we’re in our own
little bubble. Just the two of us, the stars, and the moonlight. I gently grab
the piece of hair on her lip and brush my fingertips across them in the process.
I pull my gaze away from her lips to meet her eyes, but she’s staring at my
lips too. Taking that as a sign and without a moment’s hesitation, I cup her
jaw with my right hand, lean in, and kiss her.
I start off with
soft, gentle kisses, grabbing her waist with my left hand and pulling her
closer to me. She places her hands on my chest and I wonder if she can feel my
heart frantically beating. I start to deepen the kiss and she just barely parts
her lips. I take that as permission and slowly slip my tongue in and touch hers.
The feeling I
get from kissing her is unlike anything I have ever felt. Time stops, the world
vanishes, and I feel like I can do anything in the world as long as I have her
by my side.
Before I can get
too carried away, I slow the kiss down gradually and place a few small pecks on
her mouth before I kiss the tip of her nose. I’m grinning when I look at her
because even though I’ve stopped kissing her, we’re still embracing each other
and she has yet to open her eyes. I’m hoping she’s thinking that was the best
kiss of her life, because it sure as hell was the best of mine
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