She couldn't remember when her interest in him, in his mysteriousness, his silences, his power, had grown… — P.D. James
She couldn't remember when her interest in him, in his mysteriousness, his silences, his power, had grown into fascination, but she knew the precise moment when fascination had sharpened into desire.
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