You should have called me. I could have helped. I was afraid to get involved with someone I didn't know. I already screwed up on that once. You could be a lunatic for all I know. I could be, but I'm not. I
In "Temptation Ridge" by Robyn Carr, the characters grapple with their hesitations about forming new connections. One character expresses regret for not reaching out, emphasizing that their involvement could have been beneficial. They confide a past mistake of getting involved with someone unfamiliar, showing their reluctance to take risks again. Another character reassures them, challenging their assumptions about danger. This exchange captures the tension between fear of the unknown and the desire for connection, shedding light on the complexities of trust and support in relationships.
In "Temptation Ridge" by Robyn Carr, the characters grapple with their hesitations about forming new connections. One character expresses regret for not reaching out, emphasizing that their involvement could have been beneficial. They confide a past mistake of getting involved with someone unfamiliar, showing their reluctance to take risks again.
Another character reassures them, challenging their assumptions about danger. This exchange captures the tension between fear of the unknown and the desire for connection, shedding light on the complexities of trust and support in relationships.
