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"We'll think about it."
She rubbed his back slowly before getting out of bed.
She grinned at him before looking back up at the sky, nestling up to him comfortably.
"I genuinely can't tell."
She shifted awake blearily, still in her outfit from the night before.
"I love you, Sam," she said quietly, propping her chin up on his sternum and looking up at him.
"What? Are you being serious?"
Addie was asleep the next morning, her head in the curve of Sariel's neck.
They joined the rest of the softly glowing lanterns, going up into the navy sky. She rested her head on his heart, listening quietly.
"Right. Let's do that."
She followed not long after.
She beamed, kissing his cheek before letting hers go.
He laughed slightly. "Carrier pigeons?"
She fell silent, holding him in her arms.
"Not true," she confirmed, looking up at the stars. A cheer rose up from the crowd, uncertain where it came from, and lanterns began to rise,...
"Not really. The letter needs a return address."
She ran her fingers through his hair slowly. "Try to sleep, okay? You'll feel better in the morning."
"Not at all."
"No," she agreed. "It's not. But it'll change. They'll realize that you're more than an angel." She pulled him down with her gently, lying down...
He huffed, straining the noodles. "She was never very good at following the questions."
