Chapter 62 Fiona

• I was incredibly clingy. Especially to my husband. I couldn't go a second without looking at him and making sure he was okay. He was no longer the scary man who forced me to say I do in the cathedral. I could proudly say he was my husband. I no longer felt disgusted, angry, or sad when I remembered that Joshua Craig was my husband, instead of Travis.
• I thought I was going crazy. I fell in love with the man who ruined my life and my future. I fell in love with the monster inside him. But who knew Joshua Craig had a bit of goodness in him that others rarely saw? He kept others from seeing only his dark side. He didn't allow others to see his bright side. I suspect he became that way because of his parents' death. He was too young to be an orphan. His grandfather raised him strictly to prepare him for the throne. It wasn't easy for him. He had to bury the good things in him to ascend the throne as Don.
• I told him he could be whatever he wanted to be in front of me. He didn't have to appear strong and intimidating in front of me because I would accept him as he was. I wasn't living with him just for happiness. I would accept all his flaws. I would face all the bitterness and sadness of life with him. Come to think of it, I had already said those words during our wedding vows in the church. I simply didn't pay attention to them at the time because I was too angry with him and afraid of facing my future.