All Chapters of The Measure Of Love - Book 2: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

The moon lit the entire perimeter of the island, giving it a ghostly appearance. Angy was in her bed, alone. After the wounds on her hands and knees had been healed, she decided it was best to go back to her parents' house; there was no use staying in the hospital desperate to take Nora's place.She had been lying in her old bed for hours but was unable to sleep. How could I do it? He rose cautiously and looked out the window; that portentous piece of glass that catapulted her into a parallel world full of memories. He imagined there when it all began, when he saw him arrive for the first time by the hand of Nora, and unfortunately now he preferred to keep that memory instead of the most recent one. It was going to be i

The mouth was a desert of sand and throat looked the same. He had spent a long time thinking about what was going to happen, and when the bedroom door finally opened, his pupils sparkled. Nora leaned out and motioned for him to come see him. He did the same and entered that room now brighter thanks to the conveniently drawn blinds. Dorian was lying on the bed, looking better but his injuries still too fresh."Hi, Angy," he said. I'm glad to see you.It was certainly true; his smile was miles long on his face lined with small scratches

Angela made sure she was alone to open the package. She listened to the silence several times to keep her calm, as if she didn't quite trust it. She had been left alone in the house while her parents ran a couple of errands in town."Let's see…She was sitting on the floor, with the package Evan had sent her right in front of her." He ripped the brown paper wrapper quickly, and his pulse quickened again. Indeed, he had what he wanted: Dorian's sweatshirt he accidentally took after those days in the country plus the damn dreamca

In response to her inability to sleep, Angy spent the entire night on the island, scouring every square inch of sand, rock, and grass. Thoughts swirled around her, understanding that she had done and said things she shouldn't have, especially the folly of confessing to that man that she was still in love with him, and although it was true, by that brief and intense speech her attempts to make him understand that had finished plummeted towards the precipice. He had tried in every possible way to forge that wall that he believed would separate them so that he could not interfere, and now all he had on his hands was the helplessness of knowing that Dorian was not going to give up. On the contrary, he already showed visible signs of rapprochement when he went to see him at the hospital, so he very much doubted that anything could stop him; What's more, he didn't even know for sure if he wanted that to happen,

The entire impressive expanse of land with those gigantic homes welcomed from the most tranquil of silences. The sky was clearing, and there was no one on the street; it was still quite early."I can't believe it…"Nora giggled at Angy's comment."Wait a bit," he said, "you haven't seen anything yet."