As much as I love her, I admit that she has always remained somewhat of an enigma to me...I liked this about… — Nicholas Sparks
As much as I love her, I admit that she has always remained somewhat of an enigma to me...I liked this about her. I liked the mystery she added to my life. I liked the occasional silence between us, for ours was a comfortable silence. It was a passionate silence, one that had its roots in comfort and desire.
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