#Rev (GearShark, #2)

by Cambria Hebert

Love is in the details. It’s in the everyday.

“I’m talking about anyone who hates on people who are gay. Who loves someone of the same sex. Those people might not be quite as unstable as Zach, but they’re just as dangerous. Anyone who uses the fact that a person loves another person as some kind of weapon or reason to be a douche bag isn’t right in the head.”

“The right kind of love is supposed to bring out the best in people. It adds to your life, fills in all those gaps you didn’t even realize were there.

“You smell like home.”

“All you need for a revolution is a spark.” Trent’s voice was soft but meaningful. He’d been thinking about this. More than I realized. “Are you quoting The Hunger Games?” Joey wondered out loud. “The what?” Trent asked. “We need to have a movie night,” she muttered.

All love was not created equal. It wasn’t a birthright. It wasn’t earned by blood. Love wasn’t guaranteed.

It was #TrewLove. PS: Get it? That’s our ship name. #Trew. PSS: Don’t tell anyone I gave us a ship name.

“I love you more than French fries.”

Don’t judge others because they sin differently than you.