He tried to soften his mouth against hers, tried to tell her he was sorry, but she stayed frozen in his arms, as if she — Amy Harmon, Making Faces
He tried to soften his mouth against hers, tried to tell her he was sorry, but she stayed frozen in his arms, as if she — Amy Harmon, Making Faces
He tried to soften his mouth against hers, tried to tell her he was sorry, but she stayed frozen in his arms, as if she — Amy Harmon, Making Faces
He tried to soften his mouth against hers, tried to tell her he was sorry, but she stayed frozen in his arms, as if she — Amy Harmon, Making Faces
He tried to soften his mouth against hers, tried to tell her he was sorry, but she stayed frozen in his arms, as if she — Amy Harmon, Making Faces
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He tried to soften his mouth against hers, tried to tell her he was sorry, but she stayed frozen in his arms, as if she couldn't believe, after everything that had happened, that he thought he could break her heart and take a kiss too.

— Amy Harmon, Making Faces
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