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“When we parted, on the Boulevard du Montparnasse, I leaned over to give her a kiss on the cheek. ‘If you do find paradise,’ she said, turning to leave, ‘send me a grape.”

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“كل الحاجات بتفكرني بعيون حيرتها تحيرني والذكرى مش بتصبرني تمر صورتك اتبسم الابتسامه تعذبني كل الحاجات حواليا تدور زي الحيطان بتداري النور وقلبي من بعد الطيران ما حيلته الا جناح مكسور دلوقتي مهما اقول الآه وانت بعيد مين يسمعني كل الحاجات الا عيونك ممكن انسى كل الحاجات من حواليا عارفة وحاسة ضاع الونس يا قمر غايب بعدك ماليش اي حبايب دلوقتي حتى بخاف حزني يبعد عني كل الحاجات كانت تضحك لما اقابلك لا عرفت نفسي من قبلك ولا من بعدك قبلك ماكانليش ولا حاجة بعدك سنيني محتاجه ياريت تشوف دمعه صوتي لما أغني”

“She didn’t know that my heart was a sandstorm waiting to open her skin in a desert of cuts. She didn’t know the animal that waited in my stomach, silently shredding the walls. For her, my heart wore small white shoes and carried a purse, went to bed early. I wanted to shoot myself into her arms so she understood the need to crash cars with me, to tear up pavement because we were beautiful.”

“How about this?” she retorted, her voice deceptively flirtatious, and in that small, stolen moment in his mind, he quickly spun and grasped her by the small of her back, pulled her close into to him, and made her his. And maybe she resisted at first before giving in, or maybe she didn’t—maybe she’d wanted this just as long as he had. But none of that would matter, because they would finally be together, starting at that moment and for the rest of their lives. And they would love each other and raise children and make music, and life would suddenly be worth living, and Christ, how could anyone ever throw something like that away?”

“Janus found himself drawn to the edge of the rink, staring fixedly at Candace as she approached: grinning, puffing steam, her cheeks flushed, her brown hair peeking out from under a knitted cap, her hazel eyes sparkling green and gold in the bright winter sun. She wore a wool riding coat, brilliant red trimmed with black, which stood out amid the ice like a ruby on white gold. Janus thought she had never looked more beautiful than she did in that moment, with all her cares and duties laid aside for the pure joy of living. Janus wanted to freeze the moment in his memory and carry it forever: This is what happiness looks like. I never knew.”