Always Only You (Bergman Brothers, #2)

by Chloe Liese

that believes someone could love her without one day resenting her, without seeing her laundry list of needs and hurdles as burdens but rather as beautiful parts of what make her her.

We love, entranced by the breathtaking view, and we fall, not knowing where we’ll land.

“That I deserve love for being exactly who I am,” I admit miserably. “That the person worthy of my love will love all of me.”