If you marry the wrong man, Steven warned, in a voice all the more ominous because of its quietness, you'll regret it into your old age. You'll never pass a day-or a night-without remembering how it was when we made love in a field of daisies, and wishing to God it could be that way with him. But it won't be, Emma-no matter how hard you wish. She
In "Emma And The Outlaw" by Linda Lael Miller, Steven shares a poignant warning with Emma about the importance of choosing the right partner. He emphasizes that a poor choice in marriage can lead to lifelong regret. The memories of passionate moments shared with an ideal partner can haunt someone if they settle for less, particularly in their old age.
Steven's quiet intensity conveys the weight of his words as he describes the lasting impact of love memories. He assures Emma that despite any hopes, the reality of her future with the wrong man will never replicate the deep connection they once shared, leaving her longing for what could have been.
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