Diana Gabaldon Quotes

We Dangled Our Feet In The Water, Moving From Shade To Sun And Back To Shade As We Grew Too Warm, Talking Of This And That And Not Much Of Anything, Both Aware Of Each Other's Smallest Movement, Both Content To Wait Until Chance Should Bring Us To That Moment When A Glance Should Linger, And A Touch Should Signal More.

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