Crawl into
bed, curl up on his side, dressed in his t shirt.
Both his pillow and t shirt smell of him and as I drift off I silently wish him safe passage home. Para sa yo.
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Darker --- Dark is good. Darker … better. At least to me, with all the dark, 50 shades “all fucked up" me ;). Love setting in but not yet settling down. This is the best part about this intricate fragile intimacy. When honesty is sincere. And sincerity, truthful. When Grey is about sex and all the trimming. Darker is all about falling in love, the perks and the works, the goods and the bads. (It’s a feeling I miss, but I’m not getting back to. --- you fall, you get hurt --- I don’t want that anymore. I think about it sometimes. Running through my thick impenetrable skull , I tell myself --- I’m happy for the thought that I am committed not to be
reckless anymore.)
Freed --- uhmmm what can I say? It went somewhere overboard to me. Both with “too much” sex in it, and that backdrop in Grey’s life of being hounded (not of his past, for this is understandable, he was a baby, and it was traumatic) … but his “subs” and their cohorts, and their tremendous obsessions of him and Steele, I find preposterous, to make it politically correct . But in my own terms, FANTASTIC! Grey being America’s most wanted eligible bachelor , I get. But him being larger than Gates, Zuckerberg and George Clooney, I don’t get. This part could have been made realistic by the writer. Okay the kinky fuckery kaleidoscopic sex all the time, I can forgive alright :)
I am Katherine Kavanaugh. If this is the movies, she's an extra, but I feel her. Obviously , this trilogy was not about her . I believe, her character deserves more --- somewhere sometime --- EL James could have build up on her. With all the beauty and kindness of Steele … I find her inner goddess and Kate more intriguing, therefore, interesting. Steele must be EL James’ alter ego or some kind of fantasy woman. I dunno, Steele’s character bored me some times. ‘Must say, James’ gave Grey very limited options :). And to me, it’s wasn’t at all about luck for Steele. It’s about James’ imaginations of an Anastasia Rose Steele.
I wish Kate made it to that interview. :)
But I am still a sucker for happy endings. Hope blooms, sez Greysteele™.
(This concept is nothing but a delicious memory to me now.)