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“To place so much hope in the power of true love-- which she felt was only barely beginning to glimpse herself-- was it naive? Something deep inside Luce believed in that love, in its power to turn her into a better version of herself , to turn her and Daniel into something glorious and good.”

Book:Fallen

Work

Fallen

In this compelling narrative, the protagonist navigates a complex world where choices have profound consequences, exploring the depths of human nature and the struggle between good and evil. more

Author

Lauren Kate

Lauren Kate, born on March 21, 1981, is an American author known for her romantic, fantasy, and mysterious themes. Her works have gained immense popularity among readers. more

“As he neared the house, he saw Albert bounding out of the woods, followed by Beatrix's slender form. She was returning from Ramsay House. A strong gust of wind blew against her wine-colored cloak, causing it to flap wildly, and her hat flew from her head. She laughed as the dog went to chase it. Seeing Christopher approach on the road, she waved at him. He was nearly overcome with relief. The panic eased. The darkness began to recede. Thank you, God. Beatrix was there, and safe. She belonged to him, she was beautiful and vibrant, and he would spend his life taking care of her. Whatever she desired of him, whatever words or memories she asked for, he would give. It almost seemed easy now- the force of his love would make anything easy.”

True Love Beatrix Hathaway Christopher Phelan Albert Welcome Home

Book:Love in the Afternoon

Source: Love in the Afternoon

“True love is when you love someone with your eyes closed. Anything else is lust!!!”

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Author:Avijeet Das

“True love and loyal friends are two of the hardest things to find.”

Friendship True Love

Book:More Than Just Friends

Source: More Than Just Friends

“René Char, poète français du XXe siècle et membre de la Résistance française, parle de l’Amour en termes de résistance contre l’absence non pas sous sa forme laborieuse, mais sous la forme la plus simple qui soit. Pour Char, la présence de la personne aimée n'est plus une condition préalable à l'épanouissement de son amour, il ne peut en aucun cas en être une cause. Le bien-aimé est là, dans l'espace qu'il remplit, dans l'espace qu'il décore; cependant et avec qui il veut. La personne aimée tient le temps aussi aussi fermement que les clés d'absence. Mais l'amour de Char, la nature la plus vraie de l'amour, "résiste" si facilement.”