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“And so, we sat. Quiet, comfortable and snug. Silence, for us, was always easy. Even on the day we met.”

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Book:Blossom Fell

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“Our pleasant silence held us once more. A comfortable entwinement of space and time and everything between and beyond. No words had to be said. We had resisted, we had struggled, and now was the time to bask in the warmth of ardor. We both knew the answer. All that was left was for us to rest our eyes. And so, night came for us.”

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