'I just found him riveting, and unbelievably attractive, and charismatic.' (via toofab)
Dr. Fauci has become America's crush during his informative updates on the coronavirus outbreak, but he won over one romance novelist's heart decades earlier., author Sally Quinn said she was so smitten after meeting the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, that she used him as inspiration for the protagonist's love interest in her 1991 bestselling novel"Happy Endings.
"I had not met him before. I knew who he was, because he was the famous AIDS doctor," she began."We just sort of immediately got into a very intense conversation, and I just found him riveting, and unbelievably attractive, and charismatic. I thought he was brilliant."
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