Anna Jarzab Quotes

My Mouth Hung Slightly Open, I Was Getting Ready To Sat Something Important. What I Wanted To Say Was: I's So, So Sorry. But Instead I Said, "i Love You." Only Then, When I Said It Out Loud, Did I Know That It Was True.
Carly Threaded Her Fingers Through Mine And I Squeezed Her Hand. She Said It Back To Me, And I Was Relieved In A Way That I Wasn't Expecting. I Didn't Know That I Needed Her To Say It Until She Did. I Was So Grateful; I Leaned Down And Kissed Her Fearlessly, Which Was Unlike Me. When She Kissed Me Back, I Brought My Hand Up And Cupped The Nape Of Her Neck, Pulling Her Hair With Clumsy Fingers. I Tried To Back Off, To Apologize For Hurting Her, But She Kept Me Close, Kissing Me Softly At First, Then Hard And Fast Until The Lines Between Us Blurred.

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