We will never be a ending story

He chuckled by her words, that nothing could pull her away this time. He only hoped that they were that lucky, that this was their time to be actually happy together, that the world would give them that little chance. She pulled him into another kiss, pulling her closer towards him almost as if he was afraid that she might disappear on him, even if her kiss assured him that everything was alright - it still was a burning feeling of the world would throw something at them within hours.

I love you. Feeling their lips collide once again, into the lose there once had been, and always would be twisted up in his soul. A love that couldn't be replaced by anything or anyone else, perhaps it that sole reason the world kept tearing them apart - it was a force too powerful, they were too powerful for the world to even dare grand them the chance to figure out they together could conquer the world. "I love you too," he whispered back as he broke off the kiss for a small moment, only to kiss her once again. Reginald didn't know what it was about her, that kept him bewitched by her, or if it just were to feel like that whenever you had met your soulmate. Your soul always knew.

The static feeling rushing through him, as he felt her fingers trace his arm. Reginald looked into her eyes as she placed her hands on his shoulder, he wondered for a short moment what was on her mind. Reginald after all knew that look in her eyes, even if it had been years since he had last seen that look in her eyes - he knew she wanted to ask him something. The smile lifted even brighter up on his lips as she asked him over to her house tomorrow. "I would love to," he replied with a soft nod whilst he kept his eyes locked with hers. Reginald wondered how she lived. He had seen many of her places before, but just like this new one of his - places told many things about what had went on in their lives prior them meeting again. Reginald had gotten the job Nigel had set him up with, but other than that, readjusting to this modern time was mostly what was on hand for him. He had time, he would make time for Juniper. He even thought about bringing her to Nigel's place in a few days when he was invited over for dinner in a few days time. Reginald didn't think about it perhaps being too fast, because to him time wasn't real and nothing was permanent. So, acting whenever he felt something like this and make sure he took it, was just who he was. "So, what part of this country do you live?" Reginald asked curious running his hand through her hair.

So, how did one prepare for a long-lost love to visit them? Well, in Juniper’s case, you did everything. After she had gotten home, rather late she had to add, as she had ended up spending most of the evening and some of the night talking, laughing, and found out what had happened the last decade they had been away from each other. She had fallen asleep in her bed, still with her clothes on. Around six she had been awoken by the rooster calling that the sun was up. Bleary eyed she had taken a bath, used extra time in it making sure she was properly pampered. After that, she had cleaned the house, much to her roommate the snobby ghost’s disapproval. Around one pm, he had taken off and she hadn’t seen him while she was making a cake, prepping for the meal they were going to eat later. And around four, when they had agreed for him to come, she had placed herself in the shadow in the overgrown garden. Filled with plants, some of them that wasn’t even from here, and some that wasn’t supposed to be growing any longer, as they were from another time.

Sipping a glass of wine, she had found a book and sat quite tranquil and read it. Until the presents of the man she was waiting for appeared. She closed the book, and stood up, walking with a big smile towards the end of the garden and opened the small gate into her property.
“Welcome” a slight tint formed in her cheeks, as she placed her arms around his neck and pulled him into a soft kiss. “Is it cliché saying that I’ve missed you already?” she chuckled as she withdrew her lips from his.

Reginald couldn't really place this feeling in his chest. This warmth spreading in his chest. He had checked the time almost every other minute to check when he was supposed to leave. So, finally he could get going, got into his car and started driving towards Grounds of Lily. He enjoyed the scenery on the road through the forest, always feeling so peaceful and did have to make a pit stop - just because there was nothing like standing so close to nature again. Reginald time to time still had trouble realizing he was actually free again, so feeling the nature around him really brought some reality of realizing that freedom. Just like when he had met the young Katelyn out in the woods last week. There was just something about the call of nature. So, after his small pit stop, he kept going towards the location Juniper had provided him with. Driving through the mountain trail, he just preferred driving in the more nature like environment, even through he might have been able to spare a few minutes driving through Oakheart.

Finally, he made it towards the location, when he reached the small gate and drove in and parked. Reginald stepped out of the car and looked around him. Already feeling home by the second. There was so much life and energy from the property, he couldn't even begin to explain it. Reginald didn't get to think more about it before she walked towards him, and his lips pulled up in an even bigger smile. "Thank you," he chuckled a bit as she welcomed him to her place, and snaked her arms around his neck, pulling him into a soft kiss he kissed her back. Odd, they had just seen each other last night but it felt like longer, it felt like months. "No, I think we are entitled," he whispered against her lips.

This was really like her own little realm, where she had found everything that just fitted right into how you described Juniper. Reginald followed Juniper while looking around, the nature was magical, and he was completely bewitched by it. Almost as bewitched as he was by being close to Juniper again, if anything, the two of them were prove that love didn't die, it always found a way to make soulmates find each other again. Reginald laughed a little by the mention of her might having gone overboard with the food making, well he didn't mind. It was ages since anyone had cooked him a big meal, or he had a big delicious meal. The things he cooked for himself was okay, and good, but nothing compared to what Juniper was making.

They entered the small alcove in the garden, and he still looked around completely spellbound. It was just so her, he couldn't believe it. "Yes, thank you," he smiled warmly at her, looking at her as she walked inside. Reginald took a deeper breath in, they did belong together, there was no hiding that. His eyes once again found their way around him, taking everything in, before letting his eyes fall upon her again as she returned. Reginald sat down when she did, not sure his smile could possibly grow any bigger. "Thank you, it's all so amazing," he confessed on his next exhale, before grabbing the glass clinking his glass against hers before taking a mouthful of the chilled rosé. "Delicious," he mumbled a bit licking his lips shortly. He hadn't really had rosé or any kind of wine for years.