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Fight for Love
Book: Fight for Love Read Online Free
Author: David Manoa
Tags: Suspense, Romance, love, soldier, david manoa
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phone “
    “I don’t want to bother him. What room is he
in? I’ll drop it off.”
    “He’s in the penthouse suite top floor room
22.”
    “Thank you.”
    I walked down the ramp and pressed both
buttons to both elevators to the top floor. Standing beside a
couple and their kid. Watching the lights from the right side come
down to the left seemed to take infinity. It was like a race to see
which one would reach the ground floor first.
    When the one on the right opened first it was
packed so I waited for the one the left. Then my jaw dropped seeing
Natalya walk out from the elevator. My mind seized putting it all
together as I made the accent up.
    ***
    Claudia
    I woke abruptly to the sound of the fans
spinning. The whirring and burring of the ventilation system the
onslaught of the cold began to infuse into the room. I started to
shiver and panic. When I huddled myself more with the clothing in
preparation.
    I took out my phone and its light flickered
in my face like a flame. I looked at the 2 bubbles of my messages
that went with no response. I started to worry. I remembered
something Will said to me once about how they try to break your
spirit in the SAS the things he endured to become who he is today.
He told me when embracing the pain he took his mind to a happy
place while they beat him senseless in a room.
    I closed my eyes and listened to the rumbling
ambient sound it brought back memories when Will took me on a boat
cruise in the Auckland harbor. I typed another message.
    Juliet: Will do you remember the time we went
on that boat cruise? Gosh, I would love that warmth of you holding
me right now. I still remember everything you said that day. I
still wondered why you were so edgy that day what is something I
said? I loved sipping our wine while the sea breeze brushed against
us. I know there are things in your head you keep to yourself. I
enjoyed the time none the less especially when we had that dance up
there. Oh and that kiss!!! Love you hun CC
    ***
     
    William
    That kiss… I finished reading the message
wanting so much to reply. I took a deep breath while the elevator
went up. I remember the dancing on a summer afternoon on that boat.
Just ourselves I held her hand. The softness and the warmth are
what I felt as we waltzed on the surface. My edginess was me
acclimatizing to happiness she brought me. When you’re straight off
deployment you become accustomed to the warmth following a sense of
uncertainty and fear.
    But I wasn’t in some blood soaked desert. I
was on the boat with the woman love. I remember bringing her close
to me. I still recall word for word the talk that led to that
kiss.
    “Baby… the next deployment to Afghanistan is
my last.”
    Her eyes shifted up glassy, shocked and
surprised. “Really?”
    I nodded. “Yeah, it’s time. In the special
air services, they talk about total obsession and commitment. I
realized I couldn’t serve two masters.”
    I brushed aside a lock of her hair and I
kissed her. “Only one.”
    Claudia wept and then laughed. “So I’m your
master now?”
    “Always…”
    “I can’t wait you know. I think you have done
your time.”
    I remember exhaling my shoulders dropping. “I
felt like I was holding you back as a woman you know.’
    “What do you mean?”
    “When I met you as pimply young
18-year-old…”
    “Shut up, I didn’t have pimples when I met
you!” She pinched my arm. “I’m joking…Hun but seriously. You have
waited on me ever since then, I put you through a lot of shit in
the last ten years and you stuck by me. “I paused “I took you away
your youth.”
    “I’m 28 Will I’m not that old!”
    “But you get where I’m coming from…”
    “Yeah, it will be different now with you
around more. I’ll definitely be reading fewer books now. I have
been cheating on you a lot with my romance book boyfriends.”
    I laughed “I’m afraid it means the sex won’t
be as ravenous, and hungry, anymore.”
    She smirked then raised an
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