Right Man, Right Time (The Vancouver Agitators, #3)

by Meghan Quinn

“Yes, and I read some of the books when they were first released. That’s how old I am compared to you. I have some first editions.”

“Yes, they’re my prized possessions. Have you been to Harry Potter World?”

“Harry Potter World is probably one of the best things that has ever happened to fandom. It feels so real.”

“Do you ever feel bad for people who get Ravenclaw?” I ask. “No one ever talks about it. Gryffindor is clearly superior, Slytherin has its own merit because it’s evil, and then Hufflepuff is for all the fun-loving people. What about Ravenclaw?”

Maybe your problem is you don’t like to be vulnerable. Therefore, you attempt to hide it by being a dick.”

“Strong personalities are sexy,”

Period

Ollie, you said I dip tenders in mustard and mayonnaise. Do you know how vile that is?”

Hahahahahahahahahhh

The sooner you realize the world revolves around me, the better.

Now, if you don’t mind, I’d like to turn on some Taylor Swift to pump me up.” “Taylor Swift for pumping up?” “Uh . . . yeah. And if you piss me off, I can go into the party with Reputation on my mind, or we can be friendly and fly in on a Lover high. Take your pick.”

“Like . . . the Timothée Chalamet phase I went through,

For all I know, you could have a secret Bratz dolls collection.” “What the hell are Bratz dolls?”

Hahahaha

When you’re grumpy, you always look like you have a fart stuck in you. Therefore, you’re fart face.”

and I swear on my two tits, the crowd cheers so loud that I fear the arena might collapse.

Hahahahaha

“Because you mean something to me. Even if I frustrate you and you don’t understand me sometimes, you matter to me. And you’ve made a difference in my life. I want you to know that.”

“Room service was created by someone who loves people, truly, from the depth of their souls loves people.

Correct

There’s a freaking pastry basket right there. It’s our dream, and you’re sad.”

The best thing about us as humans is just how imperfect we are. It shows how we’ve survived, how we’ve journeyed through life. It gives us wisdom and practice for how to protect our future. There is no need to always be strong, especially with me.”