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Here’s to getting comfortable disappointing other people to avoid disappointing yourself.
I remember how Sloane looks at a man when she really wants him. And she isn’t looking at her fiancé the way she used to look at me. I’m more pleased about that than I should be.
It’s snowing. And I’ve always wanted a spring wedding. It’s in an ornate church downtown. And I wanted a cozy country affair. It’s a spectacle with hundreds of people in attendance. And all I wanted was something small and intimate. Worst of all, the man I’m going to walk down the aisle toward isn’t the one I see when I close my eyes. He isn’t the one I’ve wanted for the better part of my life.
“I feel like I could crumble under the weight of not wanting to disappoint you. I’m paralyzed by my fear of losing you.”

