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“A thousand fireworks explode inside me, and I feel them in him too, in his lips on mine, and his hands in my hair, and he way we pull each other closer. Everything else falls away, and in this moment, when we touch, we are light.”

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Book:Things We Know by Heart
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Things We Know by Heart

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Jessi Kirby
Jessi Kirby

Jessi Kirby, born on July 28, 1978, is an accomplished author known for her works in the genres of fantasy, science fiction, and mystery. Her novels are celebrated for their unique imagination and emotional depth, captivating readers with their engaging plots and thought-provoking themes. more

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