Robyn Carr Quote

You’re welcome to come back in a little while and break my heart, mija, he said. But right now, let’s go back to town. Let’s grab a cup of coffee and give the lovers another hour together. Breaking a few hearts interests me, she said, putting her hand in his to stand. But when they were both standing, she didn’t pull her hand away. He should have let go and stooped to gather up their blanket, but he didn’t want to release her hand, small and soft but strong in his. He smiled at her. I think the last time I had this feeling come over me when a girl held my hand, I was thirteen. You’ll be good at it, I think. Breaking hearts. Still, she didn’t pull away, didn’t break the spell. It was he who finally let go, stooping to close up their basket, pick up the blanket. He handed her the folded blanket. Thank you for today, Brie. It was a nice day, she said, her smile genuine. You didn’t seem to have any trouble finding the right word. And, Mike thought, there are no words for what I’m starting to feel.... *