Avery.Cam?What are you up to?Nothing. Everything.Those are two opposite things.I know. Kiss me?
Avery and another character are engaged in a conversation that reflects a sense of contradiction. Avery is asked what she is doing, to which she responds with both "nothing" and "everything," highlighting a tension between feeling stagnant and overwhelmed. This dialogue captures the complexity of emotions that can coexist in moments of uncertainty.
The exchange takes an intimate turn when the character requests a kiss, suggesting that despite the confusion, there is a desire for closeness and connection. This moment emphasizes the theme of navigating relationships amidst emotional turmoil, a central element in Jennifer L. Armentrout's "Wait for You."
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