Quote by Suzanne Collins

My nightmares are mostly about losing you. Then I wake up to find you're still with me.

My nightmares are mostly about losing you. Then I wake up to

Summary

This quote expresses the intense fear of losing a loved one, as reflected in the person's nightmares. However, upon waking up, the person experiences a profound sense of relief and comfort to find that their loved one is still present. The quote encapsulates the vulnerability and deep attachment one can have towards someone they cherish, highlighting the contrast between the terrifying nightmares and the solace of reality.

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