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BOOK: The First Last Kiss

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We spent the entire weekend together and now I’m planning my next trip to NY. I won’t let him slip away again!! Under the stars in Croatia, it’s certainly a kiss I’ll never forget.

– Laura Hally

It’s a beautiful sunny April afternoon in St. Mark’s Square, Venice and I’m with Chris. He suggests we have our photo taken together and gives our camera to a passing tourist to take it. As she takes the picture he kisses me and asks me to marry him! Of course I said yes! We used the photo for our wedding invitation stamps and celebrate our 10th wedding anniversary this December.

– Cristina Bergman-Dye

A kiss I will never forget was with my first love. We had met at college, and gone to universities close to each other so we could still see each other at weekends. He was my world. My first week at uni was so hard, I had never missed anyone so much in my life. However, as with many first loves, we were young, we met new people and had experiences with them. Well, you know woman’s intuition where you bascially know things won’t work out . . . I had that towards the end of our first year.

I knew he had fallen out of love with me. And when he said he was driving mid week up to see me, I knew what was coming. He arrived and he said I could choose between having a break and splitting up. I chose split up – why drag out the pain longer, only to have him tell me later what I already knew was coming?

He wouldn’t stay the night when I asked him to. I was distraught. And with my tear-stained face and big puffy eyes, he told me for the first time I was beautiful. I had to ask him for that one last kiss, I was still so in love with him and I needed to savour it just that one last time. We kissed and I just never wanted it to end. There was no overwhelming passion to it, just a sad acceptance that we knew we were going to part ways. But it was that moment I just wanted him to say, hang on, I still love you so much and I’ve made a terrible mistake. I thought, please, just take me back into your arms and let’s be the way we were . . .

The First Last Kiss (58 page)

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