Karl
I hadn't taken my eyes from Jassy since she walked into the bar, just like I hadn't been able to take my eyes from her since we met at the hotel.
I took the wedding ring and slipped it over her ring finger. Smiling, we glanced into each other's eyes as it slid down her slender finger and settled in place.
“Jassy, I'm a prick and everyone knows it,” I said, pausing for the hoots and hollers of agreement to die down a little bit. “My ego's so big I should probably have a wide-load sign when I ride down the highway.” More laughter from the crowd as I gripped her hands tighter. “But, since I met you, I realized something. For a woman so little, you sure know how to cut a big guy like me down to size.”
I watched as she blinked away tears.
“We've both lost a lot in our lives,” I said,
