In the book "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong, a conversation unfolds between two characters, Daniel and Corey. Daniel expresses a desire for intimacy, indicating a longing to reconnect on a deeper level. However, Corey quickly interrupts this moment, firmly stating that any romantic reunions are temporarily postponed, even for those with extraordinary circumstances like Daniel, who has returned from the dead. Corey’s response highlights the complexities of their situation and the challenges they face. It underscores the notion that emotional connections are often influenced by external factors, and while Daniel may be eager to rekindle their relationship, Corey prioritizes the need for practical considerations over romantic notions at that moment, suggesting a more serious undertone to their challenges ahead.

In the book "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong, a conversation unfolds between two characters, Daniel and Corey. Daniel expresses a desire for intimacy, indicating a longing to reconnect on a deeper level. However, Corey quickly interrupts this moment, firmly stating that any romantic reunions are temporarily postponed, even for those with extraordinary circumstances like Daniel, who has returned from the dead.

Corey’s response highlights the complexities of their situation and the challenges they face. It underscores the notion that emotional connections are often influenced by external factors, and while Daniel may be eager to rekindle their relationship, Corey prioritizes the need for practical considerations over romantic notions at that moment, suggesting a more serious undertone to their challenges ahead.