On Monday, Donald Trump showed us how to make an entrance. On Wednesday, he schooled us in how to make an exit.

After Republican Vice Presidential candidate Mike Pence delivered a competent, if not entirely rousing, speech Wednesday night, Trump appeared from the sidelines. He then proceeded to congratulate Mike Pence by blowing him a kiss on his cheek, just inches away from making mouth-to-cheek contact.

Here's the moment in full:

Donald Trump, very affectionate with running mate pic.twitter.com/G3yKiha7dt

— Mashable News (@MashableNews) July 21, 2016

And now, for a close-up. May you never forget this image as long as you may live.

pic.twitter.com/sna5yibLNX

— Kasie Hunt (@kasie) July 21, 2016

Twitter just wanted the candidates to announce their love. Sadly, they only have this moment.

The Little Kiss That Couldn't pic.twitter.com/yVrZLdYsHK #RNCinCLE

— Broderick Greer (@BroderickGreer) July 21, 2016

Their love is a GIF to us all.

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