He rapped his arms around her from behind. His lips touched her ear softly and he began to place delicate kisses on her.
"Hmm" he purred into her skin.
"So sweet"
Stunned, she could barely speak but she managed to say his name.
"Yes my love?" was what he whispered. His face moved to her hair. He inhaled her sweet smell. Absorbed the honey scent that had once hunted his very dreams.
At first all she could do was breath. She was afraid to move, to speak. Afraid that at any moment he would leave her. Disappear again and she would never get to feel him as she once had.
It was impossible, she thought closing her eyes.
He was...dead.
Her eyes flew open, and her breath started coming out in short gasps.
He was dead, yet...
Yet he felt so real. His hands, which covered her felt as, gentle and warm as always. His lips she could feel wondered around her neck. Kissing, caressing, nibbling on her skin that had craved for his touch for so long.
No.
There was no way he was dead.
With hesitation she said his name again.
"Hmm" he said, kissing her right under her earlobe.
"I’ve missed you" she said. Her eyes becoming misty from both joy and pain.
How could he have left her! How could he have caused her so much pain?
She shook her head.
It didn’t matter now. He was here. He was hers once again.
"I love you" he said, his voice sounding soft yet strained.
It pained him to see her like this. He could feel her pain, feel her tears as they formed in her eyes.
He began to untangle his arms from her body.
"NO!" she cried, "don’t leave me! Please. Just..hold me", he tears sliding down her check.
"He shook his head and kissed her cheek with so much passion she shivered.
She hated for him to let her go. Her skin ached with out his. She felt weak and cold.
"Please" she pleaded again.
"I’m not going anywhere" he said and then slowly he let her go.
She hesitated at first, then slowly she turned around.
But it was to late.
He was gone.
He was dead again...

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It may be a bit confussing, but what its really simple. His dead, but she refusses to accept him as gone.