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Ursula Nevins, who had once been an actress but who was now far more famous as the proprietor of a wellness brand called Pvrity, which focused on promoting ethical and sustainable recipes for what she called the mind-body connection, would whip out clove cigarettes and start chain-smoking the way Harry and I used to freshman year, and make eyes at Ray Ballantine, whose wife, Janine—she headed a chain of nonprofits—would in turn lean her head on the shoulder of Ralph Rothemere, who was Harry’s latest find.

Girls swoon over rock stars, and boys make eyes at movie stars and Playboy magazines.

At their first family dinner together, Louis and Emily make eyes at each other, signaling that they are, pardon the pun, smitten kittens.

A dating coach has claimed there’s a whopping twelve ways to flirt — even despite the common PPE — revealing how to make eyes at your special someone.

Another two make eyes at each other across the room.