Forever You by Lynn, Sandi (autobiographies to read .txt) 📗
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away safely. It’s almost a six hour flight, and I wanted to be in L.A. first thing in the morning because
I didn’t know where she was staying. She went to some serious lengths to make sure she didn’t leave
a paper trail. I had Denny drive me to the airport at 2:00 am.
“Thanks, Denny, I appreciate you driving me at this hour,” I said as I got out of the limo.
“No problem, Connor. Just bring Ellery home,” he smiled.
“I will, I promise.”
I boarded the plane and looked out the window as it took off down the runway and headed for
California.
It was around 8:00 am when I arrived in Los Angeles. I already made arrangements to have a rental
car waiting for me at the airport. I drove to the area surrounding Cedars Sinai Grace Hospital. If I’m
right, Ellery is staying somewhere close by because she loves to walk. I pulled up to a set of
apartment buildings and walked inside the rental office. I showed the manager Ellery’s picture and
asked if she was renting an apartment. The woman looked at her picture and said she had never seen
her before. I thanked her and headed off to the next set of apartments. I searched four different
apartment complexes in the surrounding area, and Ellery was not staying at any of them. I had one
more down the block to try. I pulled up to the curb and walked around the side to the rental office. As
I walked through the door, the manager gave me a strange look.
“How can I help you, sir?” he asked.
“I would like to know if this woman is renting one of your apartments,” I said as I showed him
Ellery’s picture.
The manager told me to hold on a minute and immediately called someone to come to the office.
Within seconds, another man came through the door and stared at me. I was beginning to feel a bit
uncomfortable. The manager, Mason, introduced himself to me and then introduced his partner,
Landon, as well. I thought to myself that they must know Ellery. I asked them again if they knew
Ellery, and Mason started jumping up and clapping his hands while saying yes. I breathed a sigh of
relief. I’d finally found her. I asked them which apartment she was staying in, and they told me how
she had gone to the store, but she’d be back soon. They both went on and on about how much they
love Ellery. I smiled at them because it was impossible not to love her. I thanked them and walked
outside to wait for her. I leaned up against the black Porsche I rented and waited for her to come
back.
Just as I checked my watch for the time, I saw her coming up the street. She was looking down, and
it looked like she was taking the wrap off a candy bar. I smiled, because not only was she beautiful
walking up the street, but also because she loved her chocolate. She looked up and came to a
complete standstill when she saw me.
“You’re a hard woman to find, Miss Lane,” I smiled at her.
She dropped her bags on the sidewalk and ran to me as fast she could. She jumped up and wrapped
her arms and legs around me as tight as she could. I closed my eyes as I held her, taking in the
familiar scent that I’ve missed so much. I could tell she was crying as she buried her face into my
neck.
“I’ve missed you so much,” I whispered in her ear.
“I’ve missed you too, and I’m so sorry,” she cried.
Ellery lifted her head up, cupped my face in her hands, and kissed me passionately. Our tongues
met with excitement and exhilaration as our long-lost kiss left us both breathless. Tears were running
down her face as I put her down and softly wiped her cheeks with my thumb.
“Let me look at you,” I said while I spun her around. I grabbed her and held her tight. “You look
just as beautiful as when you left.”
Mason and Landon emerged from their apartment, clapping. I explained to Ellery how the three of
us already met and what great friends they were. Ellery took me to her apartment. I closed the door as
she turned around and stared at me. I ran my finger softly down her
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