Austin sits on a bench in front of a stone with a name that says,
"Here lies Suki Davis Smitty A wonderful mother, A great beautiful wife."
He could feel the tears rolling down his face as he pulled out a letter. "I wrote this letter for you hopefully you get this or read this from heaven." Austin says, wiping the tears away from his faces. He stood up and set the letter under the vase full of lotus flowers. While Austin knew it was her favorite flower, he sighs as he gets up leaving the cemetery.
"Hey baby girl, I miss you. It is hard living this life without you. The kids are doing simply fine, Emma looks just like you. Same features and everything, but there is one thing that stands out and that is her eyes. One of them is green and the other is blue. She is seventeen years old, loves reading and riding horses, she loves dancing. She will be a dance captain next semester. Do not worry I have been hard on her with her grades. Emma is an all-A's student. You would be so proud of her. Marcus, he is on the football team! Team captain!! I am so proud of him! He is also an A's student. Marcus has been a really big help with Emma when she was little and I was still heartache over you and stuff am, but not as much. Marcus loves his little sister; he will protect her with his life. Mom has helped, Jimmy and Rylee come by now and so do your parents. There is one thing I did not tell you about because I could not tell you. Oh, Marcus knows that Cody is his father and Marcus is a werewolf because Cody's family is wolf blood. I am also wolf blood, my father told me. He had reconnected with me; he was there on the day of your passing. I am sorry I am telling you this now and not before. I love you so much baby girl. Until we meet again
Yours truly,
Austin."
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The Perfect Storm ( original version)
RomanceAustin and Suki have been inseparable since the day they were born. They were the ultimate duo, so close that even their parents couldn't get them to spend a moment apart during their childhood. However, something shifted when they started first gra...
