Do you think I'll ever be better at this? I wondered, mostly to myself. That my heart might someday stop trying to jump out of my chest whenever you touch me?I really hope not, he said, a bit smug.
The protagonist reflects on her struggles with anxiety and intense feelings during moments of closeness, questioning whether she will ever become more comfortable with these emotions. She worries about her heart racing whenever someone touches her, indicating a deep emotional connection that causes her distress.
In response to her thoughts, another character expresses confidence that this reaction should remain unchanged, hinting at the excitement and passion that such feelings bring. His smug tone suggests that he values the intensity of their bond, reaffirming the complexity of their relationship.
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