Rewind It Back (Windy City, #5)

by Liz Tomforde

“It was the first time I realized that you may feel the same way about me as I’ve always felt about you.”

“It was real,” I quickly admit. “For me at least. It was real. That’s how I know it exists.”

And all that confusion, all that second-guessing is thrown out the window because I do know what I’m doing. I have only ever loved one person in my entire life and she’s here and fuck it, I don’t care about the rest.

Getting the opportunity to fall in love with you is my best memory, and all I can do is hope that one day you’ll let me do it again.”

I’ve known almost every iteration of this woman and have loved each version. She has been my favorite person since I was twelve, and fifteen years later, that hasn’t changed.

I didn’t know being someone’s everything could be such a turn-on.

How rare to find someone who understands and appreciates you for exactly who you are at each phase of your life.

“But you’re not just a part of my life. You’re the center of it. So, if something isn’t fitting around us, that piece needs to change, not you.”

“Stop trying to be cute right now.” “I’m not trying. It just comes naturally to me.”

I’m just saying, it’s hard to regret the past when he and I are right back to where we were always meant to be. We just had to take a little detour to get there.”

Being loved by you for the rest of my life is the only dream of mine that’s never wavered.

“Friends are the family you choose, and I’ve got to say, I’ve got the best family a guy could ask for.”