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"What stayed with me after were Hazel's words, which were Some infinites are bigger than other infinites. That single line made me realize how even the briefest moments, if they are real, if they are honest, can shape us for life. It reminded me that we don't need a lifetime to make something meaningful. Sometimes even a shorter chapter can leave the deepest imprint. The book made me more tender, more grateful, and more aware of how fragile yet beautiful life can be."
"What stayed with me after were Hazel's words, which were Some infinites are bigger than other infinites. That single line made me realize how even the briefest moments, if they are real, if they are honest, can shape us for life. It reminded me that we don't need a lifetime to make something meaningful. Sometimes even a shorter chapter can leave the deepest imprint. The book made me more tender, more grateful, and more aware of how fragile yet beautiful life can be."
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"What stayed with me after were Hazel's words, which were Some infinites are bigger than other infinites. That single line made me realize how even the briefest moments, if they are real, if they are honest, can shape us for life. It reminded me that we don't need a lifetime to make something meaningful. Sometimes even a shorter chapter can leave the deepest imprint. The book made me more tender, more grateful, and more aware of how fragile yet beautiful life can be."
"What stayed with me after were Hazel's words, which were Some infinites are bigger than other infinites. That single line made me realize how even the briefest moments, if they are real, if they are honest, can shape us for life. It reminded me that we don't need a lifetime to make something meaningful. Sometimes even a shorter chapter can leave the deepest imprint. The book made me more tender, more grateful, and more aware of how fragile yet beautiful life can be."