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“As long as you're better at it than skating...," Anna said and stood up too. She wanted to say more, but that wasn't possible because he was kissing her. Reasonable Anna wanted to draw back the danger of touch. But unreasonable Anna welcomed the kiss like happiness. Maybe, she thought, it's better to take these moments when you get them - there might not be too many in life.”

Kissing Abel Tannatek Anna Leemann Anna And Abel

Book:The Storyteller

Source: The Storyteller

“That was how she saw the storyteller for the last time - in an absolutely silent world, in a staircase. He'd hit his target. When she fell into darkness, she knew that she would never see him again. She'd love him to the very end.”

Love Silent Abel Tannatek Anna Leemann Anna And Abel

Book:The Storyteller

Source: The Storyteller

“I'm doing a thousand new things in spite of myself," he said. "It's not easy, you know, to jump over your shadow.”

Abel Tannatek Anna Leemann Anna And Abel

Book:The Storyteller

Source: The Storyteller

“Abel put his hands on her shoulders. "You're cold. You're shivering." She nodded. "It's not important..." "Sure it is," and then, in a very low voice, with a private kind of smile, he said, "Rose girl, I told you the branches would wither and you would freeze. You wanted to stay on board..." Anna nodded. "I'm staying.”

Abel Tannatek Anna Leemann Anna And Abel Rose Girl

Book:The Storyteller

Source: The Storyteller

“Part of her - unreasonable Anna- still loved him. Maybe she would never stop loving him.”

Love Abel Tannatek Anna Leemann Anna And Abel

Book:The Storyteller

Source: The Storyteller

“Abel lifted her up - another gesture from former times, from when she'd been smaller - and carried her to the bathroom to find the Band-aid. Suddenly, Anna thought, she's growing up. One day, she'll be too big to be carried around like that. One day, he won't be able to hold onto her, she'll move on, and he'll be left all alone. Maybe the responsibility for Micha is more of an anchor than a burden. A lifeboat. A wooden plank to hold onto so you don't drown.”

Abel Tannatek Anna Leemann Anna And Abel Micha

Book:The Storyteller

Source: The Storyteller

“Anna," he said for the fourth time, as if there was nothing more to say, now that she'd finally answered. Nothing but her name. As if he'd just called to make sure she existed.”

Abel Tannatek Anna Leemann Anna And Abel

Book:The Storyteller

Source: The Storyteller