John D. MacDonald Quote
At last there came the reward for patience, her tremendous inhalation broken into six separate fragments, her whole body listening to itself then, finding, being certain, and then taking with hunger. Later she lay curled languid against my chest, her heart and breathing slow. Wasn’t too soon, she said, a blurred drone. No, it wasn’t. Sweet, she said. Ver’ sweet. And she nestled down into the sleep of total exhaustion.
John D. MacDonald
At last there came the reward for patience, her tremendous inhalation broken into six separate fragments, her whole body listening to itself then, finding, being certain, and then taking with hunger. Later she lay curled languid against my chest, her heart and breathing slow. Wasn’t too soon, she said, a blurred drone. No, it wasn’t. Sweet, she said. Ver’ sweet. And she nestled down into the sleep of total exhaustion.
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