Night Shift (Daydreamers, #1)
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Read between February 6 - March 21, 2025
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I let my eyelids flutter closed, embracing my newest kink: being read to.
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Reading is so much fun, but I’m tired of feeling like all the best parts of my life have been lived inside my own head.
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He attempts to reach a hand across the bar for me to shake, but Vincent steps forward and creates a human wall between me and his teammate. I’m quietly glad for it. Maybe he’s learned his lesson about keeping his teammates out of our business.
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“Fine,” I relent. “But I reserve the right to roast you if all you have in your shower is that shampoo–body wash combo shit.” “I wouldn’t expect anything less from you, Holiday.”
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One thing I’m definitely sure of: miscommunication truly is the worst trope.
Bekah
100% facts girl.
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“I’m actually not free ever.”
Bekah
GIRL DON'T
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“So that’s it,” he says. “You got your story, and now you’re done?”
Bekah
IM CRYING! NOO
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What the hell did he mean by that?
Bekah
GIRL WHAT?!?
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Well. Good. I don’t want to spoil his birthday.
Bekah
YOU ALREADY DID
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I’d rather be the supporting cast in her tragedy than the main character in mine.
Bekah
Im upset
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The worst thing about romance novels is that they always end. There’s a declaration, a kiss or a sex scene, and maybe—if I’m lucky—an epilogue that doesn’t automatically relegate the female lead to the role of stay-at-home mom, even if she spent the whole novel pursuing other goals.
Bekah
Personally, ending with a pregnancy is getting boring 🥱