wickedpen
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Twenty years later...
"This is where they shot him." I said standing on the beach where I had met his father, wine bottle and glass in hand.
"Pan I know this is hard but I need to tell you this." still a statuesque blonde who had only become more beautiful, now thirty eight, single mother of Pan. A strapping lad with the height of his father but a more slight build like his mother. The, commodore passed a few years after "the attack" and I was left what quite frankly, was and still is, an enormous fortune. This afforded Pan a life his father might have scoffed out, had Pan not been so damn amazing.
We live in London, never leaving England since "the attack". Being carried on a sailing ship gave Pan an unusual way about him, or at least that is what his grandmother said with a shrug of disgust..
"The moon was just as it is tonight." my voice growing softer and more raspy, "He took me that night." I said looking away, "or that is the story everyone tells. The truth was more innocent and so much worse." her blue eyes look up at the young man, who looks less his years.
"I loved your father in the few hours I knew him, I not only knew love but need to keep his fire with me, and I took from him selfishly for my own desires. I took more than I should." Her tears came choked to the surface as she buries her face in his arm. "But I want more." she said collecting herself.
"You look so much like him." I said leaning into his arm with my arm behind him. "You are so much like him, always have been." I say laughing like a mom does after she has cries or gets upset about something small. But this was not a normal mother son on a beach moment.
"I brought you here for a reason Pan" I say looking up into his eyes as my heart races covered by the waves and night breezes of the warm Caribbean.
"This is where they shot him." I said standing on the beach where I had met his father, wine bottle and glass in hand.
"Pan I know this is hard but I need to tell you this." still a statuesque blonde who had only become more beautiful, now thirty eight, single mother of Pan. A strapping lad with the height of his father but a more slight build like his mother. The, commodore passed a few years after "the attack" and I was left what quite frankly, was and still is, an enormous fortune. This afforded Pan a life his father might have scoffed out, had Pan not been so damn amazing.
We live in London, never leaving England since "the attack". Being carried on a sailing ship gave Pan an unusual way about him, or at least that is what his grandmother said with a shrug of disgust..
"The moon was just as it is tonight." my voice growing softer and more raspy, "He took me that night." I said looking away, "or that is the story everyone tells. The truth was more innocent and so much worse." her blue eyes look up at the young man, who looks less his years.
"I loved your father in the few hours I knew him, I not only knew love but need to keep his fire with me, and I took from him selfishly for my own desires. I took more than I should." Her tears came choked to the surface as she buries her face in his arm. "But I want more." she said collecting herself.
"You look so much like him." I said leaning into his arm with my arm behind him. "You are so much like him, always have been." I say laughing like a mom does after she has cries or gets upset about something small. But this was not a normal mother son on a beach moment.
"I brought you here for a reason Pan" I say looking up into his eyes as my heart races covered by the waves and night breezes of the warm Caribbean.