He threw himself back enough for his lips to touch mine when he spoke. I can't keep pretending that I don't want this ... I don't love you. Can't. Not after what happened to you. I thought ... I thought I had lost you, Alex, forever. And I would have lost everything. You are my everything.
In the climax of their emotional turmoil, a character confesses a deep yearning for connection while simultaneously grappling with the weight of past trauma. Despite the undeniable attraction, he struggles with his feelings, stating that he cannot love fully due to the pain experienced by the other person. This highlights the tension between desire and the scars of their shared history.
His admission underscores the depth of his feelings, revealing that losing the other person would mean losing a vital part of himself. This moment encapsulates the complex blend of love, fear, and the unresolved issues that define their relationship, revealing how love can be both a source of strength and vulnerability.
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