And that's when she starts talking.

She says:
- “Take care of yourself,” and it sounds like, “I need you.”
- “Have you eaten?” - and it's almost, “I'd love to feed you for the rest of your life.”
- “You'll do fine” and it's “I believe in you more than you believe in yourself.”
- “Can you hear me?” - and it's a scream: “Look, I love you already, I'm just afraid you'll run away!”

A woman in love can speak in different ways:
Gently - like a morning plaid.
Sharp like bitter coffee without sugar.
With a laugh. In a whisper. In half-words.
And sometimes between the lines. Especially when she says something completely mundane, but with a look that makes you want to take her hand and not let go.

And yes, when she speaks, she gives.
Her energy, her support, her attention - in small portions, like a chocolate bar, which she shares only with someone she really cares about.

Because if a woman speaks, it means that her heart is no longer silent.

And perhaps the most important thing she can say in love is not “I love you”.
It's “I'm here. I'm here for you. Don't be afraid.”