Quote by Thomm Quackenbush

I missed you, she cried into him. Standing on top of the snow gave him an additional few inches on her and she rested her head against his chest. She could hear nothing within, just her own heartbeat echoing.

I missed you, she cried into him. Standing on top of the sno

Summary

In this quote, the character expresses her longing and joyous reunion with another person. As she stands on snow, symbolizing a higher ground or perspective, she seeks comfort by leaning against the person's chest. The absence of external sounds suggests her intense focus on the emotional connection, as she solely hears the sound of her own heartbeat echoing within. Overall, the quote highlights the depth of her emotions and the significance of their reunion.

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Love Romantic Romance Hearts

By Thomm Quackenbush

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