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This chapter switches between Bonney and Law's POV

Chapter 14: Apologies

The bell on the front door rang and Bonney put on a smile to greet the new customer to enter her restaurant. She left the kitchen and walked out to the lobby where a man with green hair and a scar over his left eye stood, "Hello! What can I get for you?"

He studied her appearance, she hoped he wasn't some creep, then he asked, "Are you Bonney?"

Oh god—he IS a creep! Why does he know my name? Wait. Name of the damn restaurant, Bonney. Your name is on the outside of the building.

Remembering this she smiled, "Yes, I am. Is there something you need?"

He looked around and gestured at an empty table in the corner with his head, "Do you have a moment?"

Bonney had no idea who this guy was or why he was here. What he wanted to talk about was beyond her, but there wasn't anything about him that made her feel like he wanted trouble, so she followed him to the table and sat down across from him, "What's this about?"

When he met her gaze, she saw his eye was gray, and he seemed exhausted as he sighed, "Law."

Immediately, Bonney's thoughts were flowing, and she was beginning to worry as she imagined all the horrible implications this suggested. She frantically asked, "Law? Why? Did something happen to him? Is he okay? Where is he?"

He raised his hand to silence her, "Well, that's kinda why I'm here." The man took a deep breath and began to explain, "He showed up at my dojo—drunk outta his mind."

Dojo…?

That's when it clicked, "Wait—you're Zoro?"

"I am," he nodded and continued with what he came to say, "He told me what happened last night and this morning—"

"Let me guess," she cut him off, "Law sent you here to try and get me to talk to him. Well, it's not going to work." Bonney sighed with resolve, "He's an ass."

There was a moment of silence between the until Zoro noted, "You don't really believe that."

Bonney furrowed her eyebrows in disgust, "What? Of course, I do! He cheated on Sanji with me and then as soon as he found out the two of you were together, he acted like I meant nothing to him!"

Zoro rolled his eye, "Yeah, he did. But he didn't ask me to come here and talk to you. The only thing he has done is insult my girlfriend and cry like a baby about how he'll never be able to forgive himself for hurting the woman he loves."

Wait, what? There is no way…

There were so many thing Bonney needed to process, but first she had to ask, "Law… Law was crying?"

"Yeah," Zoro sighed loudly, seeming worried, "I've known the guy for how many years—but I've never seen him like this. He isn't himself."

Bonney had no idea what to say. She knew it was unlike Law to drink, she knew he had been acting strange. It was just a little hard to believe that Law could really show that kind of emotion.

"Look, I don't have any reason to help either of you—I'm not sure why I am even trying…" Zoro groaned in obvious frustration, "It's not like I owe Law any favors, especially after what he's done, but here I am."

There was this nagging feeling in the back of her mind and a disgusting feeling in her stomach, she needed to know, "You said that Sanji is your girlfriend?"

"Yeah, she is." Zoro seemed to realize how uncomfortable that made her and said, "Look, I'm not here to talk about what you two did to Sanji, okay? It's my job to make her happy and I'll be sure to do that. I'm here because I wanted to tell you that Law isn't—not without you. I know that you're hurt by what he said, but the guy clearly isn't in his right mind when he's been drinking. At least let him apologize."

Isn't in his right mind… Law has an alcohol problem… That actually does make sense… So, he didn't mean anything he said to me, he was just upset to see this guy with Sanji after having nightmares about it for so long…

The only thing that Bonney was terrified might not be true is the question she willed herself to ask, "Did he really say he loves me?"

He nodded, "Yeah, he did."

The look in his eye made her believe that Law was telling the truth, it made her feel anxious to see him and make things right, "Will you please bring me to him?"

Zoro stood from the table, "Sure, I told him to stay in the car."

As they exited the restaurant, Zoro pointed to a car and Bonney immediately recognized the man in the front seat to be Law, only he looked far worse than usual.

Bonney ran over to him and hugged Law through the open window. It was obvious he had been crying, his eyes that were normally dull with dark-circles underneath, were red and puffy.

"B-Bonney-ya?!" He stuttered her name and she could smell alcohol on his breath. He began sobbing in her arms, "I'm so, so sorry!"

She ignored the fact he was drunk, again, and tried her best to calm him down, "Shhh, Law it's okay… It's okay…" In all honesty, Bonney was still trying to convince herself of that, but seeing Law like this—so broken—made her want to fix everything.

Law was taking deep breaths as she rubbed his back, "I'm so sorry, Bonney-ya…"

"I know, me too," she kissed his cheek as she released him from her embrace and wiped the tears from his cheeks, "I'll see you when I get home, okay?"

It seemed like he wanted to say something, but Law stayed quiet and nodded his head.

When Bonney turned back towards her restaurant, she saw Zoro patiently waiting beside the door. She walked up to him, unsure of what to say other than, "Thank you."

He waved his hand casually, "Don't mention it."

Why would he help us…? After we did that to Sanji—his girlfriend… I can't believe it…

Not knowing what she could possibly say, Bonney nodded her head with a gracious smile on her lips and went back to work.

The rest of the day, Bonney couldn't help but feel anxious about when she would go home and see Law. She couldn't stop thinking about the things he had said while he was drunk.

*Flashback*

Bonney had slept-in until ten-thirty on Sunday, not needing to work. She woke up in Law's bedroom, like she had been doing since they first got together a few weeks ago.

Even though Law's schedule was crazy busy, Bonney liked being able to see him in more places than the hallway outside their apartments and spent most of her time in his apartment these days.

They didn't get to fall asleep together last night, since Law had worked the night-shift at the hospital, but Bonney didn't mind. She finally was becoming a part of Law's life after trying for so many years.

She got up from the bed, yawning, and walked to the bathroom for a shower.

I can't wait to see Law, he really seems so much happier now… Do I make him happy? For the longest time, that's all I've ever wanted to do…

Bonney blushed as she looked at her reflection in the mirror. She had finally lost her virginity at thirty—with the man she was in love with after he said he wanted to be with her. It was a night she would never forget, and not for the right reasons.

She couldn't stop remembering how wonderful it felt, seeing Sanji's crushed and defeated expression as she watched Law choose her. Because from the moment she first saw Sanji, she felt like she could never compete with someone that beautiful.

Sanji was the typical pretty-girl who always got whatever and whoever she wanted. After she realized what kind of relationship Law and Sanji had with each other, Bonney knew she was nothing like her.

Bonney had never been with a man—period. She was never interested in having a romantic relationship because Bonney had reserved herself for someone she found deserving. She had never met anyone that sparked her interest or caught her eye, there was never anyone who made her heart skip a beat or make her stomach fill with butterflies. Or at least not until she met the tall, tattooed man who lived in the apartment across the hall.

The moment her eyes first met his pale blue ones, Bonney felt as if all the air had been taken from her lungs. He looked so incredibly sad and in desperate need of someone to talk to. She had never met someone who appeared to hate everything around them.

Despite his coldness towards her, Bonney didn't give up trying to figure him out. Days turned to weeks, weeks turned into years—but it wasn't until Sanji showed up that Bonney would feel an ache in her chest when she wasn't around him. For two years she had felt like she had failed and would never be what or who Law wanted.

All that had changed as she was excitedly waiting for Law to get back from work. Bonney had dressed herself in a pair of short-shorts and one of Law's tshirts before going to the kitchen to make herself a snack.

As soon as she was about to open the refrigerator, the door of Law's apartment burst open and there was a bunch of noise, as if things were falling to the ground. Bonney went to the entryway to see what happened and saw Law stumbling over his feet as he made his way toward the couch, "Law? Are you alright?"

That's when she noticed the brown paper bag in his hand with a bottle inside. Law glanced up at her there was no comfort or passion in his eyes, "Why're you here?"

Bonney didn't know why he was asking her something like that—she had been staying with him for the past few weeks, "I was about to make something for lunch, are you hungry?"

He rolled his eyes and nursed the bottle in his grip before saying, "No."

Unsure what to do, Bonney took a seat on the coffee table in front of him, "Why're you drinking? It's barely noon…"

"Because I fucking wanted to," Law was glaring at her now.

It had been quite some time since he looked at her like that—his pale eyes cold and dark, uninviting. Bonney bit her lip nervously, "Did something happen at the hospital?"

He scoffed in irritation, "They told me to go home for a few days," the way he said it, Bonney could tell Law was upset about it, but it wasn't the reason he was drinking.

"Hey," she reached for the bottle in his hand, still inside a paper bag covering the label. Law sat back on the couch and brought the bottle to his mouth, gulping it down like water. Bonney scowled, "What the fuck's made you start drinking like this?"

She never knew Law to be a drinker, but from what she was seeing it wouldn't surprise her if he had an alcohol problem. Just because he didn't drink now doesn't mean he hadn't in the past, Bonney didn't know what kind of person he was before she met him.

When the bottle left his lips, empty, Law stood from the couch and chucked the empty bottle towards the wall, causing it to shatter. If it weren't for the paper bag, Bonney was sure it would've made a huge mess of glass. She sat frozen to the coffee table as Law turned to her with fury in his eyes, "I saw Sanji-ya and Zoro-ya making out in the middle of the goddamn rice aisle and it's all your fucking fault that my nightmare has come true!"

All the blood drained from her face, Bonney's limbs began to shake. Did she hear him correctly? She hadn't realized she was holding her breath until she was gasping for air, asking, "What did you say?"

It was clearly not the right way to respond, Law was bursting at the seams as he screamed, "THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT! I NEVER SHOULD'VE SLEPT WITH YOU! NOW MY WORST NIGHTMARE HAS COME TRUE AND IT IS ALL BECAUSE OF YOU!"

Her mind was spinning—her world was spinning. Bonney felt like she was going to be sick. She needed to get out of there.

With her heart pounding in her chest, she stood up and bolted from his apartment, to go across the hall, grabbing her keys on the way. She unlocked the door at lightning speed and slammed it shut behind her, turning the locks once more.

Falling to her knees, Bonney stared at the floor and burst into tears.

Wave after wave of overpowering emotions flooded her mind and body. Never in her life had Bonney felt so broken and betrayed. She thought Law cared about her, not Sanji, but she was wrong.

She felt regret for what she had shared with him, what she had given him. Bonney had believed him and trusted him—she thought she knew him—but she was mistaken. The Law she knew didn't treat her like this—not even before they got to know each other. He was a completely different person, he was scary and mean, there was no compassion in him.

The moment Bonney left his apartment, Law lost all his self-control and began breaking everything he could find throughout his apartment in his fury.

He was angry.

Angry at himself.

Angry about the situation he found himself in.

But most of all he was angry because he was weak.

Seven years.

That's how long he had been sober but seeing Sanji with Zoro was too much and made him break.

And he didn't even care about Sanji.

The only person he cared about—the only person who cared about him—had ran from him in fear.

Law hated the person he became when he drank. He was mean and angry, didn't know how to deal with his problems and blamed them on others.

However, he was already drunk, so what was a few more? He already set the other bottles of liquor down at the door when he arrived, so he wandered back and opened the second bottle of rum he had bought.

When morning came, and Bonney woke up in her own bedroom, she frowned as she let the memories of the previous night flood her mind.

Law…

She resisted the urge to cry, not wanting to waste more tears on a man who could be so cold and heartless.

As she was getting ready for her day, there was a knock on the door, so she yelled, "Hang on!"

Bonney made her way to the front door to see who was there. She opened it with a smile on her face, but as soon as she saw Law, looking smug, she frowned, "What the hell are you doing here?"

The asshole had the audacity to look surprised, "Huh? I was going to get a coffee, wanted to see if you'd join me. Why didn't you sleep over last night?"

"Fuck off, Law!" Bonney was not in the mood for this.

She tried to slam the door, but Law held it open with his arm and stared at her incredulously, "Hey, what's the matter?"

"Oh, I don't know, maybe I don't want to see the asshole who thinks he can just fuck with people's feelings and make them regret ever getting close to them in the first place?" Bonney couldn't remember the last time she was this pissed off at someone.

"Bonney-ya, you're freaking me out—seriously tell me what's up." Law looked like a deer in the headlights, as if Bonney was going to tear him to pieces.

She totally wanted to, "You're a selfish prick, Law!" She decided to kick him in the balls.

Seeing him fall to the floor in the hallway was extremely satisfying before Bonney slammed her door shut.

She leaned her back against the door as she tried to calm down from the unwanted encounter. Bonney could hear him groaning in agony from the kick she gave him, that was rather satisfying, but then she heard him stand up and knock on the door again, "Go away!"

"Not until you tell me what happened. I don't remember a damn thing about last night—the last thing I remember was going to the liquor store and getting rum." He sounded desperate, so confused and unlike himself, it surprised her, "Bonney~, please open up! I was fucking wasted—I'm sorry, please just talk to me!"

Goddamnit, I have to at least tell him what happened.

She opened the door and let Law step inside, "Thank you."

Bonney groaned, "Let's just get this over with, okay?"

Law stared at her in confusion until he said, "Uh, yeah, okay."

"Alright, so," she pursed her lips and nervously played with her hands, unable to look him in the eyes, "You told me," she gave him her best 'Law' impression as she repeated his words, "'I saw Sanji-ya and Zoro-ya making out in the middle of the goddamn rice aisle and it's all your fucking fault that my nightmare has come true!'"

She could feel the tears filling her eyes as she spoke those words out loud. It took everything in her to keep it together, at least long enough for her to get Law to leave. He began to speak, "Bonney-ya, I am so so—"

"Don't." She held her hand up, then pointed to the door, "Get out."

"Bonney, please, I was drunk! I didn't mean it! I was angry, and I took it out on you and I'm sorry!" His voice was pleading, Law was trying to fix things. When she met his gaze, Bonney glared at him with all the hurt and anger he had caused her. She could tell he was getting desperate when he said, "Bonney, I love you."

That's when she lost it.

She barred her teeth and snarled, "Shut up!" Bonney was angry before, now she was irate, a loose cannon, "You don't love me! You don't love anything! All you do is you take advantage of people that care about you and use them to get what you want!"

Law stared at her as if he was seeing her for the first time, he looked like he wanted to say something, but Bonney didn't let him. She opened the door and glared at him, "Now get the fuck out—I don't want to see you anymore!"

*End Flashback*

When Bonney arrived back at her apartment building, she walked down the hallway that led to her place but stopped in front of Law's door. She took a breath to calm her nerves before reaching out to try turning the doorknob. When she found it to be open, and let herself in.

Law felt like shit all day. After Zoro had left he cleaned up his apartment and did his best to sober up by drinking water and eating some rice crackers since it was one of the few things he had to eat at the moment.

He was waiting for Bonney to come home, like she promised. There were so many things he wanted to apologize for, but more importantly he wanted to tell her how much she really means to him.

When the door opened, and Bonney walked inside, Law hurried to her and without warning, wrapped his arms around her for a hug.

In his arms, Bonney relaxed, and Law had never felt so happy in his life, "Bonney-ya, I'm so glad you are home." Law inhaled her scent, doughy from work—normally he hated bread and anything that had to do with it, but he loved the way it smelled on Bonney.

Her arms encircled his waist and Bonney sighed, "I'm sorry."

Hold on…

"No." Law shook his head and placed his hands on Bonney's shoulders, holding her at arm's length as he said, "Don't you dare apologize to me. You didn't do anything wrong—I'm the one who needs to apologize. I hurt you, Bonney—I've hurt a lot of people, but I never wanted to hurt you."

She stared at him, eyes wide, as if she couldn't believe what he was saying.

As he gazed into Bonney's purple eyes, Law tried to convey that he was serious, "When you left last night, I lost it—I broke everything in this apartment." He chuckled at his own pathetic, drunken behavior, "I realized how much of a fucking idiot I was and got angry at myself. I never should've blamed you, I don't care about anyone like I care about you. I'm in love with you."

Bonney's eyes were flooded with tears as her lower lip jutted out and she began to hold back whimpers, "L-Law…"

He pulled her back to his chest, kissing the top of her head as she cried in his arms, "I love you, Bonney. You make me want to be better and change for the better. I'm done living in the past, I want to focus on what a future with you could be like."

The woman he was holding in his arms was special to him. It took him way too long to realize it, but Bonney was the only one Law felt like he could feel this way about. Wiping the tears from her cheeks was something he wouldn't hesitate to do, especially if he was the reason for them being there.

"God, I'm such a fucking idiot…" But Law didn't feel like it was enough, "I'm really sorry about what I said—I didn't mean it—fuck! Bonney-ya, I—I can't lose you, too."

Because Law had already lost so many important people in his life. He never wanted to get close to people because of the inevitable fact they would all leave or die someday.

But it wasn't death that Law was afraid of losing Bonney to—it was his himself and his darkness. He was terrified that he might finally drive away the one person he could talk to about his problems, the only one to give a damn about him that wasn't buried in a grave.

And she knows this. Bonney knows about his nightmares—the ones he would have before Sanji, the ones about his parents and sister, his uncles. He was glad he didn't have those anymore, but Law knew that the only person he felt like he could talk about them with was Bonney.

Law hadn't realized he was hyperventilating until Bonney forced him to sit down on the couch, "I'll get you a glass of water."

When she returned, Law took a few slow, heavy gulps of the refreshing liquid before setting the glass down on a coaster on top of the coffee table, "Thanks."

Bonney sat down beside him with a small smile across her lips, "You're welcome."

He couldn't stop himself from reaching out to grab her fidgeting hands, "Hey," Law gazed into her eyes to try and gauge her emotions, "I want to fix things between us," he paused, "If you'll let me."

Initially, Bonney wasn't sure what to say—she thought they already had fixed things. She frowned at him, "But Law, there isn't anything else you have to—"

"Bonney."

It startled her to hear him say her name, "What?"

Law's eyes were dark and intense as they gazed into hers, "Let me show you how much you really mean to me." He had leaned closer to her face without her realizing and breathed across her lips, "Let me make love to you—like you deserve."

"Okay," was the only word that rolled off her tongue before Law was devouring it with his own.

Bonney was still getting used to being intimate with someone, afterall she had spent most of her life as a virgin and never really had a boyfriend before. But she found herself craving Law's touch, to feel his long fingers caress her body, his hot mouth on something other than her own.

She moaned softly into the kiss as her hands rested against his chest, feeling his heart pounding underneath. As she broke away for air, Bonney moaned, "Ohh, Law~"

"Fuck Bonney~" His breath was against her neck as Law began planting kisses along her throat.

They were still on the couch, and as much as she wanted this, she wanted it on the bed, "Law, let's go to the bedroom."

In the next few moments, Bonney found herself being picked up from the couch and carried to the bedroom by Law.

He set her down gently, then proceeded to climb on top of her, his lips still trailing kisses across the exposed skin of her collar. Bonney hadn't realized his hands were moving down her body until they were between her legs, "Uuuhh~ Law!"

The tattooed man hummed against her skin in delight before sitting up and staring down at her lustfully, "Shit Bonney… I can't get over how sensitive you are…"

When he pushed against her clit through her pants, Bonney closed her eyes and moaned again, "Law~"

She didn't pay attention to her clothes being taken off or Law's—the only thing on Bonney's mind was being reunited with Law intimately.

Once she was laying naked beneath him, there was no doubt in her mind, Bonney knew Law was the one she wanted to be with, the only one.

"Law…" Her voice was so needy and unlike herself, "I want you so bad."

"Fuck." Judging by his exasperated tone of voice, Bonney would guess Law was feeling the same way.

Bonney spread her legs apart and pulled Law's body to hers, so he fell against her chest. She could feel he still had his own clothes on and began to tug on his shirt, "Lawww~"

A low growl came from Law's throat as he hopped off the bed. When Bonney opened her eyes, she saw he was undressing himself and barely caught a glimpse at his erection before he was back on top of her, pushing it between her legs.

"AAAAAHH~!" She felt all of Law's length inside of her, it was such an unfamiliar feeling, but it felt really amazing.

Law began to move in and out of her, his own expression becoming more and more delirious the louder her moans were. Bonney enjoyed watching as Law's eyes darkened with lust and passion—for her nonetheless.

"UUUHHH~ LAW! HARDER!" Bonney was beginning to feel some sort of heat building-up inside of her.

In a split-second, Bonney was flipped onto her front, ass in the air and Law rammed inside of her with such force it caused her to scream.

Not in pain, but pleasure—incredible, indescribable pleasure.

"OH FUCK! LAW! LAW! LAW! LAW! FUCK! OH FUCK! FUCK!"

Law kept pounding away, harder with every thrust, "That's right, cum for me Bonney."

She couldn't stop cumming, even if she wanted to—and Bonney really, really didn't want to. "OHH~ FUCK! LAW, DON'T STOP! LAW! PLEASE~"

Bonney felt Law's grip on her hips tighten and he began to pick up speed. It was unlike anything they had done before, all the other times they'd had sex, Law treated her like glass.

Before she knew it, she found herself pushing back, meeting his thrusts, wanting to feel more.

"Shit…" Law mumbled and further tightened his grip.

Tilting her head back, Bonney could see his eyebrows were pulled together as his mouth hung half-open, panting. Then their eyes locked, and Bonney felt her insides melt from the hot look he gave her and cried out in ecstacy, "LAW I LOVE YOU!"

There was only a string of garbled sounds of incoherent words from Law as he slammed himself inside her one final time and stilled.

For a few moments all they did was catch their breath. Then Law pulled himself out and collapsed beside her and wrapped his arms around her, "I love you too."

Bonney felt like she should be embarrassed—she yelled 'I love you' during sex. But hearing Law say them back made her so happy.

She nuzzled herself closer to his chest, "Do I make you happy?"

It was something that had been nagging her in the back of her mind ever since their fight. Bonney wasn't sure why, but she felt like she could ask him now.

Law shifted so he could gaze down at her and cupped her cheek in his tattooed hand. His pale blue eyes were so gentle, Bonney felt like she could gaze into them for eternity.

His smile was true and genuine as he spoke softly, "Happier than I ever thought was possible."

That answer surprised her, "Really? Why?"

"You… You care about me. You tried to get to know me—seemed to think I needed someone to be there for me." He looked away and cleared his throat, "And I do."

Bonney stayed silent, she felt like he had more to say and didn't want to make him feel rushed by speaking.

When Law met her eyes once again, he smiled at her and caressed her cheek, "I don't know what you see in me, Bonney-ya, but I really feel honored to be with you."

She couldn't stop the blush from creeping up her cheeks, how embarrassing…

"You know me better than anyone. I don't want to fuck this up—I already almost did." Law sighed in frustration, "All the people I've ever cared about died tragically. You were there for me whenever I had a nightmare, reliving those memories. I don't know why I was with Sanji-ya, she didn't mean anything to me. I was just surprised to see her with Zoro-ya—especially after dreaming about them together for so long. I felt like I was being mocked, I wondered it they had been sleeping with each other when her and I were still together—even though I knew they only met a week or so ago. Fuck, I'm rambling…anyway, I didn't want to think and so I got myself booze—even though I hate the man I turn into when I drink."

There was so much information for Bonney to process, luckily she felt very calm after orgasming and was able to smile at him, "I know you don't usually drink. I was surprised to see you like that…" Bonney tried to think of the right words to say and settled with, "If it makes it easier for you, I could give up drinking alcohol, so it isn't around."

Law clenched his jaw and looked away, "I don't want you to sacrifice anything for my sake."

Bonney furrowed her eyebrows, "It wouldn't be a sacrifice, Law. I don't even drink that often, usually only if I go out."

He seemed to study her face for a moment before sighing, "Okay."

She smiled to herself and leaned forward to kiss Law's nose, "I've been in love with you for a very long time."

Bonney's words cut through him like a sword.

'I've been in love with you for a very long time.'

He knew this now—that Bonney had loved him for years, maybe even before he was with Sanji. It was shitty as fuck to know he could've had this sooner if only he wasn't so…

"Bonney, we've known each other for six years. Lived across the hallway from one another." More than anything, Law was desperate to know, "How much time has been wasted because I was too dumb to realize this sooner?"

Fuck, how could I not realise how beautiful her eyes are?

"Law," his name sounded so sweet coming from her lips, "I thought you said you were done living in the past," it wasn't a question, "All that matters is I love you, and I will stay if you really love me too."

He felt his mouth curl up into a smile, "I love you. I really love you. I love you more than I hate bread."

And that smile, fuck—that smile is gorgeous.

"You hate bread."

Law smiled, he was so incredibly happy, "I know, but I love you."

When she blushes like that I can't believe I never noticed…

"I love you, Law." Again, the smile she wore was just…perfect. "I love you and I'm not going anywhere."

AN: Hey everyone! I have finally updated!

This chapter isn't as long as others, I mostly was just not super interested in writing much for Law and Bonney because this is first and foremost a ZoSan story, but I felt it is crucial to my plot, so yeah. :P

However, that being said, I will most likely be posting the next chapter fairly soon, because I started writing it already and it is already filled with fluffy and smutty goodness ;)

School has been shitty, I'd honestly rather spend all my time reading and writing fanfic, but I am three classes away from graduating so I gotta persevere, right? Ugh, it sucks having S.A.D. and live in the mid-west. The weather here has been fucking terrible this winter.

Anyway, leave a comment and let me know what you thought of this chapter, I am curious if anyone enjoys the Law/Bonney and if I should keep adding them or if I should keep it minimal.

Let me know your thoughts, I love the feedback!

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