And then as you were sleeping, you said my name. You spoke so clearly, at first I thought you'd woken. But you rolled over restlessly and mumbled my name once more, and sighed. The feeling that coursed through me then was unnerving, staggering. And I knew I couldn't ignore you any longer.
In this excerpt from "Twilight" by Stephenie Meyer, a character experiences a profound moment while observing someone they deeply care about. As the person sleeps, they call out the speaker’s name, which initially leads to the impression that they have awakened. However, it soon becomes clear that they are still in a restless slumber, creating a mix of emotions for the observer.
The intense feelings that arise from this moment are described as both unnerving and staggering, highlighting the deep connection felt by the speaker. This experience compels them to confront their feelings, suggesting a significant turning point in their relationship and indicating that ignoring this bond is no longer an option.
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