She hadn't had quite this much attention from T.J. since they'd started dating. He must feel completely threatened. She wasn't sure if that amused her or worried her. But she turned off her phone just in case T.J. decided he had something more to say.
The protagonist experiences a surge of attention from T.J. that she hasn't felt in their relationship for a while. This shift in dynamic leaves her feeling uncertain about T.J.'s motivations; she wonders if his attentiveness stems from insecurity or other insecurities on his part. The duality of her emotions creates a mix of amusement and concern, reflecting the complexity of their connection.
In an effort to manage the situation, she decides to turn off her phone, anticipating that T.J. might have more thoughts to express. This choice signifies her desire to take control of the moment, highlighting her uncertainty about where their relationship stands amidst the newfound intensity of his attention.
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