Quote by Colleen Houck

I feeland I have reason to believethat we could come to mean something to each other.

I feeland I have reason to believethat we could come to mean

Summary

This quote expresses the speaker's belief that there is potential for a meaningful connection between themselves and another person. They feel a strong connection and are filled with optimism regarding the possibility of developing a meaningful relationship or bond with the other person. The phrase implies a sense of hope and anticipation for a deeper connection to be established between the speaker and the other individual.

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