Sibylla Matilde Quotes

...she Had Developed Such A Quiet Comfort In His Presence, Like All The Hurt Of The World Couldn't Touch Her. Yet, Every Once In A While, That Comfort Would Switch To An Ache For Something More. Right Now, That Ache Was Intense And Pounding.

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