He and I have history;
He and I have history; - book: Invisible - author: James Patterson
The quote suggests a significant past shared between the narrator and another individual, indicating a relationship shaped by their history together. It reflects familiarity and possibly unresolved issues or deep connections rooted in their past experiences. In James Patterson's book "Invisible," such a statement could hint at complex personal bonds or past events that continue to influence the characters' present interactions, emphasizing themes of history, memory, and lingering effects of previous experiences.
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