Reluctantly United In Marriage Part 1

I couldn’t breathe. I couldn’t see. I couldn’t feel my surroundings. I tried to come back to my senses, it was hard to see when black dots were swarming in my vision. After a lot of tries, I finally came back to my senses. I slowly tilted my head downwards, towards the gun. The gun was right beside my right bleeding arm. I looked back to Austin to see his handsome poker face.

“Does your answer change?” He asked with his deep baritone voice. It’s funny how I find this man attractive in this life-threatening situation. His eyes, nose, lips and jaw are made in a way that it looks like a puzzle flawlessly coming together.

I am stupid to decline before but I am not that stupid who would decline after being shot. Well not exactly shot but a bullet did graze my arm and pierced into the wall behind me. I nodded vigorously; looking at my expression he smirked and raised his eyebrows.

“Words, Dorogoy. Use your words,” He said trailing the warm gun barrel on my bruised