(Nadir's POV)

Of course, we all now know that everything was just a dream...Everything happened in the kind of Diane Blunt. But her dream is real...Everything was the same. Diane and Erik would return to Rome and live their lives happily with Christine and Daniel, and their third child, Bryan. Diane eventually told Erik about Mark and Ryan, he of was mad of course...But forgave Diane over time. Diane and Erik became famous over the years, with singing and composing. They were an incredible duo. I lost contact in the later years...But I know their both happy with each other and their children.

Ryan...Ryan Strucker, the man who saved Erik Destler's life and loved Diane Blunt. Ryan obeyed Diane's wishes and dated other women...He tried for years before he found the right woman. Megan Wallgreen who still lived in Paris and sang. Ryan helped Megan forget about all her troubles with her brothers and the couple had two children Diane, and William. Ryan died at the age of 73 in his sleep...His last word...Diane's name. Megan later died at the age of 71 due to a heart attack. She was laid next Ryan's grave.

Mark Sloan...The man who Diane changed from manwhore, to a very nice man. Mark married Lexie Grey and they had four kids. Matthew, Ian, Patrick and Samantha. Mark continued on with his career as well as Lexie. Mark and Diane kept in touch and became very good friends. Diane changed Mark and made him a better man. Mark and Lexie were soul mates and died together in their sleep, at the ages of 87 and 84.

But the most important love story was Diane and Erik...They live happily together and will always be together...They had their ups and downs, but they ended up together in the end and that's all that matters. But we all have to remember that this is just a book...This is just everything I've seen happen with my own eyes. Now for the last time...I would like to say goodbye...Thank you for reading this amazing love story of my dear friends...And thank you to Diane for telling me everything and helping me write this.

Sincerely,

Nadir LeOwn