Gaze Quote by Christine Feehan
““He felt her shift her weight, felt them both teeter, and then they were tumbling into the pool beneath them. Locked together, they went to the bottom, their mouths clinging to one another, their shared laughter in their minds. He kicked his legs strongly as she wrapped hers around his waist. Their heads broke the surface, sending rings of ripples skipping over the water. She was laughing, catching his face in her hands. “You are so incredibly romantic, Jacques, I can barely catch my breath here.” His hands moved up to catch her buttocks, to massage suggestively. He raised one eyebrow. “Are you saying this was my fault? Woman, I never lose my balance. I needed to follow you into the water to keep you from embarrassing yourself.””
About This Quote
Source Novel: Darkest Night by Christine Feehan, 1999
A passionate, playful encounter in water shows intimacy through physical closeness and teasing banter.
In simple terms: Intimate play in water reveals love and humor.
Embrace playful intimacy.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- date night
- pool parties
- vacation romance
- spontaneous moments
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How does humor deepen connection?
- When does play become discomfort?
May be seen as overly sexualized for some audiences.