but believe me, Megan Harper, if I have to walk out of this room without you promising me you're mine, I will come back and chase you down. I will chase you down and if I have to, I will pin you and your naked, trembling body to that damn bed until you say it.
by Emma Hart
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The quote reflects a powerful declaration of love and determination from a character named Megan Harper. The speaker expresses that they cannot leave the room without Megan assuring that she belongs to them. This urgency highlights the depth of their feelings and the desperation to solidify their connection.

It also suggests an intense, almost possessive passion, where the speaker is willing to go to great lengths to ensure their bond is recognized. The imagery of chasing, pinning, and the physicality of their emotions indicate a fervent desire not just for companionship but for an undeniable commitment between them.

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