Liane MoriartyOne of the multitudes of exboyfriends had been a country music fan and left Gemma with an unfortunate passion for Tammy Wynette. It was like, Cat thought, he’d given her herpes.
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"One of the multitudes of exboyfriends had been a country music fan and left Gemma with an unfortunate passion for Tammy Wynette. It was like, Cat thought, he'd given her herpes." This is a quote from the book, "Voice Lessons" by Jennifer Weiner. In the book, it reads: "Tammy Wynette had been dead for six months when my seventh boyfriend broke up with me. I had been listening to her records all night long while we were having sex. He had said that he didn't want to hear country music while we were making love and I'd flipped him off and said, 'What? You don't like Tammy Wynette?' and he'd put his head in his hands and said, 'Cat,' and then we broke up."
Source: Three Wishes
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