Quote by Sylvia Day

He was impossibly gorgeous. I had trouble taking it in at times

Summary

This quote reflects the speaker's awe and disbelief towards someone's exceptional physical attractiveness. They find the person so incredibly good-looking that they experience difficulties fully comprehending and absorbing their beauty.

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Love Trouble Gorgeous

By Sylvia Day

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