What phrase comes before two people feel this or want to say it? Does "I like you" suffice, or is there something more meaningful that can express pre-love?
Fair Finley is not in love at the end of "Redwoodian." But it's as if love is calling, on some distant phone, down a long hallway, on another floor, and the hotel heiress can hear the faintest ffring-ffring, ffring-ffring, ffring-ffring.
wealhtheow: Know where this photo was taken?
