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And with each nugget I learn, I’m beginning to realize this is the very thing that’s been missing from my life. Not sex, but intimacy.
“Tonight, when you took me out on the dance floor?” I murmur, my fingers skating over his jaw. “That’s when I knew I was completely gone. If I hadn’t realized I’d fallen in love with you before, I knew it then. Felt myself slipping past the point of no return every time you smiled at me.”
“I love you, Kason.”
His body starts shaking against mine, a vibration that’d barely be noticeable if we weren’t plastered together at every inch. It’s not until it becomes almost violent and little warm droplets fall to my skin that I realize something is very, very wrong.
“I’d follow him anywhere.” “That may be true. But being with him while his dreams come true shouldn’t be at the expense of yours.
“You became everything he ever wanted and all the things he didn’t know he needed.”
There’s no plausible way for me to survive the rest of my life this way: missing the piece I didn’t realize made me feel whole.
“And if I’m certain of anything, it’s that I’m a better person for having been loved by you.”
“Hayes, I love you. You know that,” he starts, his tone low and gentle. “But if we’re gonna be living together until the ripe old age of ninety-eight, I’m really gonna need you to stop interrupting me when I talk. Because you do it constantly.”

