You always seemed lonely. Even when you were with your friends, you were lonely. My chest spasmed. And you…you're lonely? What do you think? He shifted so that one leg was between mine. But it doesn't really matter. I'm not lonely right now. Neither are you.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In the book "White Hot Kiss" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, there is a poignant conversation about loneliness. The speaker observes that despite being surrounded by friends, the other person seems to exude a sense of isolation. This realization triggers a strong emotional response, illustrating the depth of their connection and mutual understanding.

The exchange reveals a moment of vulnerability, as one character reassures the other that they are not lonely in that instance. This shift from the heaviness of loneliness to a shared moment of presence highlights the complexity of human emotions and relationships, suggesting that connection can exist even amidst feelings of isolation.

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