Quotes About Companionship

estaban sus amigos.

If one didn't have love, was it better, then, to be alone?

No one said we had to spend every waking moment together," he said, "but at the end of the day"-he leaned and kissed each of her eyebrows, in turn-"an most of the time during, there is no one I would rather see, no one whose voice I would rather hear, and no one whose mind I would rather explore.

No one said we had to spend every waking moment together, but at the end of the day and most of the time during, there is no one I would rather see, no one whose voice I would rather hear, and no one whose mind I would rather explore. I love you, Hyacinth Bridgerton. And I always will.

what a sad pair we are," she said. "Surely we can manage a conversation on a topic other than our respective terrible evenings.

If he hadn't married Iris, he'd want her for a friend

I may not like performing in musicales, but I love rehearsing with the three of you." Her three cousins stared at her, momentarily nonplussed. "Don't you realize how lucky we are?" Honoria said. And then, when no one leapt to agree, she added, "To have each other?" "Couldn't we have each other over a game of cards?" Iris suggested.

Do you know what is nice about friendships as longstanding as ours?" Hyacinth interrupted. Felicity shook her head. "You won't take permanent offense when I turn my back and walk away." And then Hyacinth did just that.

This letter is for both of you. I am so glad you have each other. The world is a kinder place when one's burdens can be shared.

Even while he'd been gone, she'd always know he was /there/, sharing the same planet with her, walking the same earth.

I am asking you to marry me because I love you," he said, "because I cannot imagine living my life without you. I want to see your face in the morning, and then at night, and a hundred times in between. I want to grow old with you, I want to laugh with you, and I want to sigh to my friends about how managing you are, all the while secretly knowing I am the luckiest man in town.

con.tu.ber.nal (noun). One who occupies the same tent; a tent-fellow, comrade.

There were worse fates than finding oneself married to an intelligent, entertaining woman whom one happened to lust after around the clock.

This sense of comfort, of easy companionship, of sitting next to someone in a carriage and knowing with every fiber of your being that it was where you belonged.

Contubernal

She made him laugh. She made him want to make her laugh. And when he was with her—Well, when he was with her he wanted her like hell, but during those few moments when his body managed to keep itself in check ... He was content. It was strange, to find a woman who could make him happy just with her mere presence. He didn't even have to see her, or hear her voice, or even smell her scent. He just had to know that she was there. If that wasn't love, he didn't know what was.

So Hermione was the siren, and Lucy was the trusty friend, and all was right with the world. Or if not right, then at least quite predictable.

He was, he realized, comforted by her presence. They didn't need to talk. They didn't even need to touch (although he wasn't about to let go just then). Simply put, he was a happier man— and quite possibly a better man— when she was near.

The biggest ingredient in a best friend is someone whose actions you respect and who you can truly be yourself around.

It can be a lonely place when you are injured. You miss being out there with your team-mates and just experiencing the highs and the lows.

Most scholarly books we read for the information or insight they contain. But some we return to simply for the pleasure of the author's company.

I think what makes our marriage work amid all the glare is that my husband is my best friend. He inspires everything in my life and enables me to do the best that I can. I want to hang out with him more than anyone.

As far as havin' someone to talk to on the road, for instance, who's not a guy - it's saved my life many times to have Ann in the same group.

I don't think I could live with someone that I didn't have an intellectual friendship with.