Your blue eyes...
One of the biggest fears in life: the fear of losing someone. The fear of losing the person you love. But mostly, the fear of losing the person you love before they know it.
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And when someone from the past returns on one of the happiest days of our lives?
"(...) Not everyone who arrives in your life comes with the intention of staying. In the same way, not everyone who left wanted to leave (...)"
"(...)God, keep my head above water Don't let me drown It gets harder I'll meet you there at the altar As I fall down to my knees Don't let me drown(...)" And even with fear, by his side, she would face any storm.
I really wanted this story to start somewhere else, or not to start at all, but well, it does, and it happened in a police station cell. After that fact, let's get to what really matters. How did you end up there? And why did it become a story? Well, I'm going to enlighten you about the risks of smoking pot in a disused amusement park, getting arrested, and, during confinement, discovering that at age three you were kidnapped by the woman you, for thirteen years, you were absolutely sure was your mother. So be warned, if you are going to smoke weed, stay home, and avoid a huge amount of unnecessary drama.
In recent events in the life of our Sergeant Olivia Benson, it has been quite complicated and difficult for us to understand. Lots of work, taking care of little Noah and very little time to enjoy your social life. She has completely limited herself to her professional and mothering life and has had time to think and give more attention to her heart since her last relationship with Cassidy ended. We know a lot that she has been trying to consolidate her personal and professional life for some time... Only catastrophes. From so many frustrations, the sergeant swore to herself that the only man in her life would be just Noah - also from suffering so much in search of love and there were only disappointments, even I would give up this situation and let "the boat run"- as hope is the last to die, she decided to take a big step in her life.
Breaking up with Jay was the hardest thing Erin had ever done in her entire life. She allowed her adoptive father's rules to interfere in the only relationship that really changed her way of seeing her life. For the first time she felt that she truly deserved to be happy with someone without letting the traumas of her childhood get in the way, but it was all over... and only one choice could change that.