More on this book
Community
Kindle Notes & Highlights
I hate being in a bad mood. Even more than that, though, I hate being in a bad mood without knowing why. I’m not PMSing; everything is fine at work and in my social life. My family is all good. It’s just me. I’m the problem today, and it makes me feel like a mean little rain cloud, raining on everyone else’s parade.
“I like all women,” I say truthfully.
So instead of going home and crying normally like me and Juliet would do, we’re all crying here in the theater instead, watching things blow up in high def.
“stop trying to sound friendly and charming. You’re holding me against my will.” “When I hold a woman, it’s never against her will,” I say with a grin.
She gasps, a loud, dramatic sound. “Does the famous Felix Caine think I’m attractive?” And good grief. Am I blushing? I can feel the heat in my cheeks.
Did you wake up one morning and think ‘You know, I’d like to be a sexy biker chick’?”
I got a fish. His name is Janis Joplin.”
I’m not interested in her, of course—she’s firmly in the friends category now—but I’m happy to admire beauty where I see it.
“Who are you checking out, Caine? It wouldn’t be your best friend’s sister, would it?” My denial seems to be stuck in my throat, lodged in there along with my heart as it thunders against my Adam’s apple. “Only sometimes,” I find myself saying,
My own version of How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days—an article titled “How to Get Over a Playboy (After You’ve Already Wasted Too Much Time).”