Alano Rosa, p. 456
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"It was too late for Antonio and Lucio to get close, but we're spending more time together now that my fate is up in the air. We're stronger brothers today than we could ever become on an End Day." There's no arguing with those results. There have been studies that show people will wait until the last minute before they act on their personal relationships, believing they have all the time in the world until they discover they don't. Rio is actually living as we all should.

— Adam Silvera

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets ""It was too late for Antonio and Lucio to get close, but we're spending more time together now that my fate is up in the air. We're stronger brothers today than we could ever become on an End Day." There's no arguing with those results. There have been studies that show people will wait until the last minute before they act on their personal relationships, believing they have all the time in the world until they discover they don't. Rio is actually living as we all should." in the context of "Alano Rosa, p. 456" to mean that wisdom is timeless.

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Adam Silvera

About Adam Silvera

Adam Silvera (born June 7, 1990) is an author of young adult fiction.