Quote by Virginia Woolf

“We’d connected on a purely mental level.”

— Ernest Cline

“they followed strange laws of which we could know nothing, they obeyed the tangled orders of their own subconscious minds.”

— Daphne du Maurier

“We are in a factionless storehouse, and the factionless, who are supposed to be scattered, isolated, and without community . . . are together inside it. Are…

— Veronica Roth

“What they had between them was alot deeper than what most people had.”

— Beth Harbison

“Each would always be fascinated by the other–so long as each remained exactly what the other imagined.”

— Paulo Coelho

“Oh, why did people have to be seperated before they understood how much they meant to each other?”

— Linda Crew

“We were still figuring out how to be in each other's lives without being everything to each other.”

— Jenny Han

“We were all basically alone, and despite what all his studies had shown what was mistaken for closeness was just a case of mitosis.”

— Andrew Bird

“...mysteries arise out of close love, as well as out of wide division...”

— Charles Dickens

“It seemed we were no longer separate, but were one.”

— Jerry Spinelli

“Yet after that, everybody seemed to know what to do, because they understood each other so well. Then they could get together in smaller…

— David Bohm

“More than anything, they feared that they wouldn't have each other someday. And without each other, there wouldn't be much of a point at…

— Amy Zhang