Just for the Summer (Part of Your World, #3)

by Abby Jimenez

You know, I bet if they did a study about relationships, romantic and

platonic, the ones where two people have alternating crust preferences are the ones that work the best.”

“Why not forgive? In a world where you can choose anger or empathy, always choose empathy, Justin.

Sometimes the best way to show love or be kind to someone is to meet them where they are.”

I think sometimes the key to happiness is framing those things in a different way.”

“Maybe home isn’t a place. Maybe it’s a person.”

“Uh, I promise you I can outmaneuver a zombie, Justin.” “Well, if you can’t, I promise to run slower than you.”

“You brought me an entire rosebush?” He set it down. “You said the ones Amber got you were dead. I wanted to get you some that wouldn’t die.”

“Sometimes I feel like the seasons could come and go and come and go, a hundred years could pass, a thousand, the ground could collapse under us, this house could crumble and go back to the earth, and we would still be standing here frozen in time, because every second I’m with you is eternal. I’ve never felt anything like it.”

“You are not what happened to you. You are what you do next.”