He evidently did not care that they were in full view of a cluster of dog-owners walking their dogs. He stopped and took her in his arms, kissing her passionately and urgently.

Alexander McCall Smith
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The most touching and romantic moment is when a man and a woman are alone together and know that they love each other. They can be doing anything and talking about anything, but they will always end up kissing. This kind of kiss is very passionate and intense, as if there is no one else in the world. It is usually only reserved for people who love each other very much.

Source: A Distant View Of Everything

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