Quote by Simone Elkeles

Tell me what we had was real, I whisper.

Tell me what we had was real, I whisper.

Summary

In this quote, the speaker is expressing their desire to affirm the authenticity of their past relationship or connection with someone else. They long to communicate that the emotions, experiences, and bond they shared were genuine and meaningful. Likely spoken in a reflective or contemplative tone, the quote is a plea to validate the depth and significance of their shared history.

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Relationship Love

By Simone Elkeles

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