There were no glimmering moments where their looks hooked on to each other and grew hot, and no catching sight of one of the boys in a ray of sun and thinking, I wonder what his skin tastes like.
In this excerpt, the author describes a lack of romantic or intense attraction between the boys, highlighting that there are no unforgettable moments where their appearances spark mutual interest or desire. The focus suggests a lack of chemistry or emotional connection at this point in the story.
The quote emphasizes that, despite potential opportunities, the characters do not experience moments of fascination or passion, portraying a more subdued or unromantic scene. It underscores a sense of distance or emotional detachment in their interactions.
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