Page 151 of Game Changer

He chuckles softly. “But you know it’s true. Didn’t I tell you we would be the ultimate power couple?”

Shaking my head, I laugh as the memory of him saying those words over a decade ago flashes through my mind.

What he said is true. Both of us are thriving in our careers. The San Francisco Dragons are still undefeated champions, and MVP trophies with his name engraved on them are displayed on a shelf in our home.

After everything that went down with Lucas, Maddox wanted to start fresh. He sold his mansion and built a new one right next to our secret spot, so it could belong to us forever.

“Come on. Let’s go get some macarons.”

The Eiffel Tower sparkles against the night sky as we stroll across a bridge overlooking the Seine River.

I crouch down, drawn to the array of locks attached to the bridge—each one a silent love story.

“The bridge isn’t complete without us adding our own,” Maddox says with a smile.

He reaches into his pocket and pulls out two intertwinedheart-shaped locks—one blue, one green—engraved with our initials. “I wanted it to match your gorgeous eyes that I love so much.”

I smile up at him, my heart full. All these years of marriage, and he never fails to make me swoon. “I love you so much, Dimples.”

“I love you too, Rosie,” he says softly, his eyes glistening.

Hand in hand, we attach our locks to the bridge, a heartfelt symbol of our everlasting love and the unbreakable bond we share.

The distance and time between us never changed the way I felt about him. My heart never stopped beating for Maddox. Fate brought us back together and gave us a second chance at love.

My life without Maddox was a sky full of darkness. Being with him brought back the light, filling my world with an endless galaxy of stars.

THE END