“Teasingly she took the apple from his mouth. Juice ran down his chin. Slowly, deliberately, she leaned over and licked the sweet juice from his chin.
I will have to admit though, that I will never look at an apple in quite the same way.”

—  Terry Goodkind, book Wizard's First Rule

Source: Wizard's First Rule

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