It was a life, she eventually concluded, that had been lived in the middle ground, where contentment and love… — Nicholas Sparks
It was a life, she eventually concluded, that had been lived in the middle ground, where contentment and love were found in the smallest details of people's lives. It was a life of dignity and honor, not without sorrows yet fulfilling in a way that few experiences ever were. She knew Tuck understood that more than anyone.
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