You making that move, Walt? He kissed her in a way that should have sufficiently answered the question. Muriel, I'm sixty-two years old. I didn't see this coming. Aren't you afraid of us becoming an item? Girl, I've been dressed down by a president. You can't scare me with a little gossip. What worries me is that you'll find me old. She laughed at him. You're just a few years older than I am. And you're almost irresistibly handsome. One black brow shot up. You find me handsome? She nodded. And sexy. Well, now. That so? Muriel, I want to touch every part of you. And then I want us to watch the sunrise together.
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In the passage, the characters Walt and Muriel share an intimate moment filled with vulnerability and flirtation. Walt expresses his surprise at their budding romance due to their age differences, revealing insecurities about being perceived as old. Muriel counters his concerns with confidence, suggesting that age doesn't diminish attraction and dismisses the idea of others' opinions affecting their relationship.

As the dialogue progresses, Muriel compliments Walt on his looks, which pleases him and leads to an expression of desire when he reveals his intentions. This exchange hints at the potential for a deeper connection and the shared experience they could enjoy together, such as watching the sunrise, symbolizing the hope of new beginnings in their relationship.

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