Shouldn't Have Kissed You

Dedicated to @yu-tanit. "By the power invested in me," the minister began as he looked at the couple standing before him and all the people whom had come to witness and celebrate this day with them, "I announce you man and wife," he smiled at them, "you may now kiss the bride." Everyone got on their feet to cheer them. "Kiss her, kiss her, kiss her..." everybody cheered bringing Chris back to reality. This was it. He was finished as long as he lived. During the whole wedding, all he did was to zone in and out and most of the time he zoned out. The only thing he could remember that took place was him being asked if he did take her to be his lovely wife and even that question was asked like five times before he could answer. And now, they were already announced husband and wife and he heard nothing. The cheering was the only thing that shook him back again. Kiss her? I

Maya got up with her body shaking the next morning. She was an early riser and that wasn't about to change any time soon. Her body hurt everywhere and she couldn't do anything to ease the pain.She rubbed her cold palms on her arms to get some heat for her body but it was of no use. This was her fate and the sooner her body adapted to the cold floor, the better for her.She was about to sneeze when she got on her feet but held it back. She didn't want to wake him up. No more pain for now. She had paid more in one day. She moved her gaze to the bed but it was empty.She wondered when he got up and where he was. It wasn't her business anyway but under different circumstances it would have been. She could be cuddling in bed with him at that very moment.Maya pushed herself to the bathroom and ran herself a bath. It was cold but she didn't care, anyway the only way to get warm when you're cold is to bath with

Maya walked in her office after a three hour operation. To say she was tired would be understatement for her. She took off her coat and placed it on the seat that was only separated by her table from hers.She walked to the mini fridge in her office and picked up a bottle of cold water. She needed it after all. Maya sat on her seat think of the operation.She had saved a life today. No, it wasn't her, it was the God whom she worshiped. He was always guiding her hands when she went to do what she knows the best.6That's why before they do anything, she always made sure that she has prayed to her Heavenly Father. He was the one in control, always and He never ashamed her. Never.That's why when she saw a family member or a friend thanking her for saving their loved ones life, she would tell them to thank the Almighty for He was the healer and not her.Maya took the glass she had poured herself water to her lips when she heard her door being knocked. She gave h