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Date: 9/22/2015, Categories: Fantastic, Consensual Sex, Male/Female, Author: Norton X, Rating: 53.8, Source: sexstories.com

and kiss Erin's earthly form. I moved on and allowed the next person behind me to look in. The line made an upside down 'u' shape in the sanctuary. I found myself walking down the end of it, out through the large open doorway, into the open air. Davers descended the steps before me. He turned to see me standing at the top, hesitant. I looked at him, then I turned and looked back into the sanctuary. I could still glimpse the opened casket through the heads of people moving out. She's not there anymore, I told myself. Then I turned away and descended the steps. Walking back to his vehicle, Davers had the passenger door open for me. He didn't go over to the driver's side. He waited for me to get in. I didn't. Yet. We just stood facing each other. He looked more serious now than when we had been inside the church. Maybe because he knew that this point was where I was truly saying goodbye. I said to him, "She loved me before I knew I could love her." He nodded. "And you did love her. She knew that." I looked beyond the parking lot, at the road a short distance away, the passing vehicles, the small trees that lined the streets, the people walking and going about their lives on a Saturday. Erin's was over. Davers said, "You can take that with you." "What?" He closed the passenger door and stepped closer to me. "You can take that with you. The fact that she died in love with you. Nobody - nothing - can ever take that away from you. It's yours to keep forever, Nate. It's an ... important truth of your life. You can let it weigh you down as a burden, or you can cherish it as one of the best things about being Nate, the man Erin loved." I nodded, choking up, then blurted, "Hell yeah!" Davers grabbed me in time as the dam inside me burst and I cried tears I'd never cried before. Tears of mourning, yes, but also tears of gratitude and love for Erin. It was the only logical thing to do. This was good math. _____Chapter 8 We had lunch at a French restaurant. Davers paid for it. After that, he drove me to my apartment building. On the way, he asked me if I had received a package from him in the mail. I told him I hadn't. He said when I got it, I should keep it unopened until he said it was alright for me to open it. This had me curious, but he was adamant that I shouldn't open it until the proper time, which was whenever he told me it was. At the apartment building, I received Davers' package from the main desk. I took it upstairs to my place, set it on my desk, got out of my black suit, had a shower, changed, then laid back in the recliner and watched "The Purple Rose of Cairo" stored on Erin's flash drive, the one item she had left behind at my place. It was a very satisfying movie. I loved it. Throughout the movie, I kept glancing at the sofa where she and I could have been cuddling and enjoying the movie together. After the movie, I got back to solving math problems at my desk with a sharpened pencil, writing pad, and my tablet. I had Erin's shortcut formulas ...