Are you the welcoming committee? Or has Jeremy finally chained you up to the front gate where you belong?""I missed you too.
In the book "Bitten" by Kelley Armstrong, there's a playful exchange between characters that highlights their close relationship. One character teasingly questions if the other is acting as a friendly greeter or has been literally confined to the entrance, suggesting a mix of affection and humor in their interaction. The response, "I missed you too," reflects a genuine emotional connection, emphasizing that despite the banter, there is a deep bond between them. This dialogue captures the essence of their relationship, blending humor with sincere feelings of longing and companionship.
In the book "Bitten" by Kelley Armstrong, there's a playful exchange between characters that highlights their close relationship. One character teasingly questions if the other is acting as a friendly greeter or has been literally confined to the entrance, suggesting a mix of affection and humor in their interaction.
The response, "I missed you too," reflects a genuine emotional connection, emphasizing that despite the banter, there is a deep bond between them. This dialogue captures the essence of their relationship, blending humor with sincere feelings of longing and companionship.