Love Unwritten (Lakefront Billionaires, #2)

by Lauren Asher

The photo is evidence that even the brightest stars can fade away, becoming a fraction of what they once were.

My toxic trait isn’t the fact that I don’t have feelings; it’s that I feel too much, all at once, so I suppress it instead of learning how to cope.

Loneliness might be temporary, but heartbreak? That emotional damage can last a lifetime.

With every whispered confession, Ellie collects another one of my heartstrings in the palm of her hand, keeping me permanently tied to her.

“That you looked so damn gorgeous, it physically hurt me to look at you because I knew you could never be mine.”

“One day, when you find the one you’ve been looking for, he better do everything in his power to keep you because you deserve the kind of love that they write songs about.”

I had my tattoo artist add stars around the scars, not to cover them but to turn my thighs into a canvas inspired by one of my favorite songs.

You drew stars around my scars

“You’re one of the strongest people I know.”

“All I see is someone who chose to live.”

“Someone who chose to keep fighting, even when they had reasons to give up.”

“Someone who turned their scars into shooting stars.”

“Life is like a row of dominoes. One choice sends the next one falling and so on.”