Chapter 70

He looked down at her. "I didn't expect it to be this easy to make you fall in love with me again."

"Was it hard the first time?" she looked up at him sleepily.

"I don't think so," he said with a smile. "We were pretty attached from day one."

"Then this makes sense," she replied.

They had gotten dressed and had gone inside after their adventure in the tree house. The staff had greeted them with sly smiles, almost all of them having heard them outside 'making memories.' After dinner, they had proceeded to make more memories in different areas of the house, from the library to the common room of the now empty nursery. In the library, he'd taken her bent over the chair they used to squeeze together in as children. In the nursery common room, they made a nest of pillows in front of the fire.

That's where they were now, naked and exhausted, yet so complete. He counted his blessings every five minutes or so, thanking the Mother that Kasdeyah's spell hadn't been enough to stop the