Saving 6 (Boys of Tommen, #3)

by Chloe Walsh

Because I knew that beneath all of the pain and bullshit, there was someone worth saving in there. He was a good person who made terrible decisions.

My poor empathic heart broke with these two sentences.

“You’re all I have to wake up for in the morning.”

“I don’t want to control him, Case,” I whispered. “I want to stop him from self-destructing.” “Only he can do that, babe,” she said softly. “And no amount of wanting it for him will work until he wants it for himself, too.”

Facts.