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“I’m drowning in her pain, my own hardening, calcifying into my heart. I don’t want to be alone,she sometimes gasps, or else, We’re alone. We’re all alone, Nora. I’m holding her tight, burying my mouth in her hair and promising she’s wrong, that she’ll never be alone. I have you, I tell her. I’ll always have you.”

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Book:Book Lovers

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