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Sample Post from the Contemporary Genre this Month:

Post Author at Pan HistoriaCallus Reed posts in Life As We Know It

When Nata started to talk about children Cal was shocked. But in a positive way. He wasn’t expecting their relationship to last. Although he loved her and he wanted to spend the rest of his life with her, he wasn’t sure if she wished the same. Maybe Natalia could get tired of having him around all the time. Maybe she found another man that suited her better. So the children talk, the fact she wanted his kids and not of other men made him proud and happy. She excused himself, leaving him, feeling kind of disturbed to have shared her hopes and dreams out loud, when everything between then was still very unstable.

Cal decided to leave her alone for a while and prepared her the meal. He then set up the table and called her. She appeared still wearing his shirt. So beautiful… They sat together and started to eat.

“About my conversation…please forget about it. I was saying it for just for saying ,it didn’t have a real meaning.”

He sipped a bit of his drink, put down the glass and touched her delicate hand.

“My love I always knew you wanted children at some point. Since I know you, that you talk about it. Plus you told me many, many, many times you wanted to have kids with the man you loved. And of course a man who loved you too. So you were not saying it just for saying.”

“Well I…”

“I haven’t finished yet. The idea of you having my children…You couldn’t make me more happy with that fact.”

“But do you want children?”

“Why shouldn’t I?”

She shrugged her shoulders and he leaned in her direction and kissed her. “But let’s not rush things. You still got a long path before you can settle down.” He was mentioning to her dream of taking command of her Mafia family and of course if possible the others too. It was something she was working very hard to get. “Yes…I know. But I like to have a good picture of the future. Don’t you?” Cal could picture Nata and him living in a lovely house with children. She would read to them every night and Cal would be standing by the door looking to his beautiful companion. Or wife. Maybe she would agree marry him although he knew she won’t become Mrs. Reed. She was a Corvine. And their children would be Corvines too. He didn’t mind that. Callus had fall in love for Natalia Corvine in all her essence. The Mafia blood in her veins didn’t bother him. It made her even more interesting.

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