I'm walking you home. It's late. And it's pouring
"I'm walking you home. It's late. And it's pouring."
This quote from Stephanie Perkins' book "Isla and the Happily Ever After" reflects a caring and intimate moment between characters. It highlights concern for someone’s safety during a late and rainy night, emphasizing the emotional closeness and tenderness in their relationship. The scene captures a sense of comfort and support, showcasing the importance of companionship during challenging moments. Such moments often deepen the connection between characters, adding emotional depth and realism to the story.
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