Kat tipped her head back, meeting my stare. Her throat worked on her next words. "I think I might love you."Air punched out of my lungs. I held her tight, and I knew right then I would burn down the whole universe for her if I had to.I would do anything to keep her safe. Kill. Heal. Die. Anything. Because she was my everything.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In a pivotal moment, Kat expresses her deep feelings by revealing, "I think I might love you." This admission takes the narrator by surprise, leaving them breathless. The intensity of her feelings resonates with him, leading him to a profound realization of his commitment to her.

Wrapped in that moment, he understands that his love for Kat is unconditional and all-encompassing. He is willing to go to any lengths, even sacrificing everything, to protect her and ensure her safety. This dawning awareness solidifies her importance in his life, marking her as his ultimate priority.

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