[They] knew each other so well that there was often nothing to say. But without her there, [he] grew… — Orson Scott Card
[They] knew each other so well that there was often nothing to say. But without her there, [he] grew impatient with his own thoughts; they never came to a point, because there was no one to tell them to.
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