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Freckles had been her nemesis since she was in second grade.
“I just want someone to know me,” Daphne said. “To love me for who I am but to also push me to be who I want to be.”
And not with some guy you have absolutely zero chance of a future with.” That got Daphne to lift her head. “What do you mean by that?” “Come on,” Kim said. “He’s a professional athlete. He makes stupid money throwing a ball around and probably has just as many women throwing themselves at him. It’s nothing against you. It’s just…how’s it going to be when the novelty wears off, you know? And you’re stuck in another Justin situation where you worship the ground he walks on and he barely even thinks about you.”
“Obviously I wouldn’t use anything with batteries,” she said. “I live in the modern era. All my toys are rechargeable with USB.”
“Fuck. I knew you weren’t wearing a bra.” “I knew you were looking.”
“But isn’t it just as foolish to throw it all away, just because you’re mad? If you love her, then you should be with her. This isn’t reason enough not to be.”
Sometimes I think you believe you don’t deserve that joy, but you do.
She put her hand in his, and just the feel of his strong fingers wrapping around hers, his other hand gripping her waist…it felt like that first time back in your own bed after spending nights in a hotel.
You’re the book I want to reread. For the rest of my life.”

