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time she thought about it, watching it got her even more worked up to the point she had to lean onto Victor's shoulder who held her firmly in his arm and cried silently with her.
    It was a real emotional story, the most beautiful and touching work of art he had ever witnessed in his life, it hit right at home and made them reflect on their own love and how everlasting it was too. Death could not take them away from each other either, they would be together through all the infinity of their eternal spirits.
    The uplifting and expressive music blaring away from the orchestra added to the mighty impact, it was like a hand had reached inside them and was playing with their heart strings to trigger the exact emotional response the monumental opera was conveying.
    Victor did not have to be convinced to see why it was Indria's favourite opera. He wasn't a fan of the genre until that instant he was overtaken by the opera's full force gripping him. It was safe to say, that would be his number one personal preferred opera.
    With the expectations he had after seeing that emotive work, any other opera would have an extensively huge hole to fill.
     
    The opera had finished, the impression it left on them was strong. It was still felt long after stepping out the grand theatre.
    It was more than any couple could have asked for, a romantic and emotional story was ideal for celebrating a night dedicated to romance and the emotions it brought. Victor and Indria loved each other that extra bit more, cherishing the bounty of their relationship even more to the peak than they already had done.
    Victor and Indria finished their anniversary night out with a dinner by candle light in a restaurant packed with a magical atmosphere to get the mood flowing so strong at the highest emotional level between the two devoted lovers.
    Throughout the romantically charged meal, one factor was present in their heads, when they returned to the university, they would complete the celebration with a long and moving session of flourishing love making.
    They were going to show just how much they loved one another and how it was impossible for them to ever live on the earth without their kindred spirit.
    Victor and Indria made the whole world so absolutely unique in the entire dazzling galaxy because this planet had what all the other planets would not have: each other. The most special and precious man and woman of all creation in all the whole universe.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
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    Victor and Indria headed back to her dormitory, on the verge of concluding their special one year anniversary the best way they could. It was the sole manner to complete a night devoted to a loving couple. They would make love till the sun rose and spend the entire next morning held in their arms, resting together and savouring their company.
    They could hardly contain their romantic eagerness to start feeling their lover in the closest detail, idolizing and worshipping every inch of their being. The wait through the entire day and evening was long enough to be joined under the heated, snug covers.
    Stopping at the door, stepping foot inside the shrouded, quiet dorm, it would not be so dark and empty for much longer. It was about to be livened up with their esteemed arrival. The night was far from finished, it had only just begun.
    The two lovers were in for the night of their lives, about to receive more than they ever could have ever bargained for.
    A husk in the darkness whisked towards Victor, lunging for the unsuspecting young man. A heavy thud rattled in the room.
    The unmistakable sound of a violent struggle gripped the dorm, Indria could not see a thing, she could detect bodies being heaved off the walls, grunts of frustration and aggression, forceful punches connecting and gasps of winded breath. The one shape was holding his own against the array of other bulkier husks moving through the darkness.
    The shadow of Victor was outnumbered by the