You smell so good. They should bottle you up and sell you. Make millions.
In the book "Pure" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a character expresses admiration for another's alluring scent, suggesting it's so captivating that it could be bottled and sold for profit. This remark highlights the character's attraction and the significance of scent in establishing chemistry between individuals.
The quote encapsulates the notion that certain qualities, like a pleasing fragrance, can evoke strong emotions and connections. It emphasizes how physical attributes contribute to the allure of a person, reinforcing themes of desire and intimacy throughout the narrative.
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