But He's My Grumpy Neighbor (But He's a Carter Brother #1)

by Annah Conwell

She’s got this infectious laugh that almost insists on you joining in.

“New rule: don’t apologize so much. It’s okay to be nervous.”

“If anyone says anything you don’t like, I’ll hit them. Unless it’s a woman, then we’ll have a stern talk.”

“I’m saying everything wrong. This is why I shouldn’t be let out of my house.”

The worst part of being best friends with someone who lives far away is knowing that you have to say goodbye at some point.

I can’t live in fear forever, well I can, but I don’t want to.

“It’s almost like falling in love changes people.” A teasing smirk stretches across his face. “Makes them write letters and talk about their feelings.”

I’ll be here showing you your worth every day, until you see it too.”

That’s a perk of dating someone as observant as me: we can talk about everything we caught later.

And just when I thought I couldn’t get any happier, I do.