she is the only woman I've ever known who could make a man call.Ever
In Sophie Kinsella's book "Twenties Girl," the protagonist reflects on an extraordinary woman who has a unique ability to influence men. This woman stands out as someone who can inspire genuine affection and action from the men around her. Her charisma and charm set her apart, making her a memorable character in the story.
The quote highlights the powerful impact this woman has on relationships and interactions. It underscores themes of love and attraction, illustrating how her presence can evoke strong emotions and responses from those she encounters. Kinsella's writing explores these dynamics in a humorous and engaging manner.
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