“‘They were two people but one entity. When they passed out blankets, she took one for him and tucked it around his legs. When they got off the plane, he held her purse until she’d stood up. I’d ask them a question and only one of them would answer, and it wasn’t as if they were taking turns, it as if they both knew which person should answer which question. It was wonderful.’” – Best Friends by Martha Moody

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