At the End There Was You (Blue Fairytales, #1)

by Wendy Heiss

You can still say you miss rain even if you love sunshine.

“I am only what I can be. That is what it reads.”

“Nothing would be holier than to be ruined by you.”

“Maybe I should just turn you into a rooted plant,” he muttered, following after her. “Then I’ll turn myself into a vine to wrap around you.”

“Because I am trying to cheat the fates and steal every moment I can have with you.” It hurt her, and Winter

see you from afar, but you’re so stunning in this distance. This must be why they always warn to never fly so close to the sun.”