Always Only You (Bergman Brothers, #2)

by Chloe Liese

Don’t worry about tomorrow. Tomorrow will worry for itself,

What’s there to worry about when everything’s going your way?

Loving touch reminds us of our humanity. Most everyone needs it, in some shape or form or timeframe. Sometimes, all we have to do is ask.

what a world of difference it makes when someone doesn’t just tolerate you for where you are but embraces you for it.

Stubbornness draws the arrow. Wounded pride aims. Anger fires, fatally accurate.

“How do you fight for someone who doesn’t want to be fought for? How do you repair something that they say is irrevocably broken?”

“You show up and demonstrate hope. You show her that, yes, things break, and they’ll never be what they were before, but when you piece them together, they can still be beautiful, only different.”

Better to hurt on the surface than deep inside.

I was going to wait, but if this experience has taught me anything, it’s that the only right time to tell someone what they mean to you is the moment you know it. No more waiting. No more partial truths.

Don’t feel yourself falling deeper when you see him demonstrate that strength lies not in an assertion of power but in acts of service.