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“Hey.” Tony’s voice came from behind her, and his arms slipped around her waist, pulling her back to him. Eden rested her head on his shoulder, enjoying the warmth of his body behind her, and remembering the feel of the two of them together. In all her years, she’d never experienced anything like she had with Tony.
“Hey,” she whispered softly.
“Are you okay? You didn’t come back inside,” he said, equally as quiet, almost as if he was worried that he’d break the moment.
Eden looked out over the rest of the garden. They were standing on a fancy stone terrace, which was raised above the rest. To their left was a perfectly manicured lawn, but to the right was a wild looking forest, which even in the soft glow of moonlight looked awash with colour.
“Sorry, I was thinking.”
“Anything I c
