What did I know about love? All I knew was that I couldn't get Echo Emerson out of my mind. No doubt, I wanted her. I couldn't rid my mind of images of her body writhing in pleasure against mine. That siren voice whispering my name. But she appealed to me in more than a physical way. I loved her smile, the light in her eyes when she laughed, and damn if she couldn't keep up with me.
The narrator grapples with his understanding of love, feeling a strong, almost obsessive attraction to Echo Emerson. Despite his desire for her, it’s clear that his feelings extend beyond mere physical attraction. He finds himself unable to escape thoughts of her, captivated by the vivid memories of their interactions and the emotions they stir within him.
Echo represents more to him than just desire; he admires her spirit and the joy she brings when she laughs. Her playful nature and ability to challenge him mentally and emotionally deepen his feelings, indicating a recognition that love encompasses a variety of dimensions, not just physical intimacy.
