You are hot." His voice was thick, smoky; his lips moving against my breast. "You turn me on. You make me care about things I never cared about before. You make me think. You make me warm.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In this passage, the character expresses deep admiration and attraction towards another person. The intensity of their feelings is conveyed through the physicality of their interaction, with an emphasis on the warmth and connection shared between them. The speaker reveals how this person ignites passion and a sense of awareness in them that they haven't experienced before. Their presence significantly impacts their emotional state, highlighting the transformative effect of love and desire.

The speaker's words illustrate not only physical attraction but also a profound emotional connection. They articulate how this relationship has made them more introspective and invested in their feelings. The speaker acknowledges that this bond has changed them, prompting a newfound appreciation for life and emotions. Overall, the quote captures the complexity of love, merging physical longing with emotional growth.

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