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“Micky” She called. He turned his head and saw her standing there, her suitcases stacked by the door.
“Marie?” He whispered, not sure whether to believe what his eyes where showing him. She smiled and nodded.
“I’m here sweetheart, I’m home,” She cooed softly. He got out of the bed and walked over to her, never taking his eyes from her, he didn’t dare blink in case she disappeared. He had seen her standing there so many times before in his dreams and he didn’t dare close his eyes until he felt her in his arms. She reached her arms out to him.
“I thought I’d lost you,” He said as he reached her and gripped her into a tight hug.
“You almost did” She replied. He closed his eyes and breathed her in.
“Why have you come back? What made you chance you’re mind?”
“Sshhh no questions ok not tonight. It doesn’t matter any more. I’m home and we’re together, that’s the only thing that matters,” She told him and she kissed him.
“I’m sorry Marie I’m so sorry, please forgive me I’ve missed you so much” He told her tears starting to fall from his eyes.
“It’s ok, I’m home now and we can start again,” She told him as she stroked his hair.
“Thank you I can’t believe you’re here I love you so much”
“I love you too, let’s get some rest ok we’ve got a lot of talking to do tomorrow” She told him and led him to the bed. They both got in and he pulled her close and gripped her tightly. There was no way he was ever going to let her go again. He made a mistake and he was so glad she could forgive him. She kissed him and he closed his eyes and fell asleep in her arms.
Micky awoke suddenly and turned over to find the bed next to him empty, the rain
was lashing against the window and the sound of thunder rang out in the night
sky. He looked over at the door and the suitcases were gone. Realisation
suddenly hitting him like someone had just punched him in the stomach. A dream.
It had all been a dream. She hadn’t come home she hadn’t come back to him and he
was alone once more. He lay back down and cried himself to sleep, just like he
had done every night since she had gone.
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