No Tomorrow (All the Tomorrows, #1)

by Carian Cole

The thing about being crazy is that it can slowly become normal before you even realize it.

“I know, Piper. Your heart is my home. The way you look at me, the way you make me feel, is my home.”

People should be more like dogs—with unwavering and unconditional love no matter what. Always happy to see us, always grateful to be with us, never hurting us.

She’ll make it her life’s goal to try to help me and I can’t let her do that. I love her too much to put her through all that. I can’t let her lose herself trying to find me. All I’ve ever wanted since the day I met her is to be a real man to her. Someone who could take care of her. But that’s never been the way it is.

Maybe there’re some couples out there who have never had a fight, never had any issues, and it’s been smooth sailing for them, but it seems like most couples go through varying degrees of messy at some point, no matter how much they love each other.

People don’t have to be perfect to be loved. They can be broken and sick and messed up and ugly. Everyone deserves love.