Epilogue I

Kaito said, and that gentleness returned to his expression. “I would never let anything happen to you, but I will also not exist without you again. More than that, though, I am willing to risk my life to be bonded to you the way I have always desired. I have waited centuries for this. For you.”

Imani’s heart felt like it would explode into tiny bits. “Does anyone know? About the curse?” They were now in Kai’s room.

“I don’t believe it’s a curse, I would rather not exist than live a lifetime without you in it.”

This was the cheesiest thing she had ever heard Kaito say and she would rot in hell if she said it didn’t make butterflies float aimlessly in her stomach, neither did she believe any of it to be a curse too, like Kai said she would rather not exist than live a lifetime without him too.

“Only a few people that were there in our first life,” he finished, answering her earlier question.

“Azazel?” That would explain why she found him oddly familiar, s