Chapter 97. Drugging Your Coffee

She shook her head, knowing that she had come close to losing him.

“I love you, too,” she sobbed. “I love you and need you more than I have ever needed anyone, and that scares the shit out of me,” she told him truthfully.

He opened his arms and she moved to him. They both held each other close. “Are you sure you want to marry me and be my husband?”

Benjamin tilted his head down and she looked up at him. “We’re already married, sweetheart. The only question is do we—you—want to do it again, and do it right this time in front of our family and friends?”

She nodded at him, making him grin. “Not good enough, you have to verbally say it.”

“Yes, I want to marry you again and do it right this time,” Pandora replied firmly and his grin got even bigger.

“Yes,” he hissed before kissing her. “So, we’ll recite our vows again on our anniversary then, now we just have to get it all booked.”

“Yes, my wedding’s going to be that day again,” she said, stoppin