When you’re apart, you want to be with him. When you’re together, you’re conscious of every move he makes, every word he says, and every breath he takes.
BETSY BRANNON GREEN
BETSY BRANNON GREEN
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Betsy Brannon Green2 quotes“When you’re apart, you want to be with him. When you’re together, you’re conscious of every move he makes, every word he says, and every breath he takes.”
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