Quote by Donna Tartt

“She had stood there with the phone pressed to her ear as though it were a huge plastic seashell, all the unhappy years of…

— Cathie Pelletier

“And then after that long, long phone call, she wept.”

— Makoto Shinkai

“I felt that her tears would trickle out of the telephone and on to my hands.”

— Melvin Burgess

“She wanted to breathe him in, hold tight until they’d lost track of where one ended and the other began.”

— Terri Osburn

“she finally released a deep, shuddering breath, and it was as if I could feel it filling my own lungs. It was the deepest…

— Holly Renee

“Her breath came out like clouds in the air. He loved her breath”

— Michael Banebrook

“She didn't take my breath away - I gave it to her willingly.”

— Kate Sterritt

“It was a long story, and sometimes she grew quiet and cried - and during those times he leaned over to wipe away her…

— Sarah J. Maas

“Her life was filled with contrast, an inexplicable mystery. She always left you breathless, craving a little bit more.”

— Nikki Rowe

“If she could breathe then it could be heard, but she was breathless.”

— Elizabeth Scott

“Yes, she was still breathing—and by the gods, he would keep her that way!”

— T.L. Shreffler

“the phone, as if she believed she had to raise her voice”

— Adam Mitzner