Some Kind of Perfect (Calloway Sisters #5)

by Krista Ritchie

I’m the raging blizzard and the fucking wildfire. There is nothing that will stand in my way of what I want and what I will achieve.

Rose captivates me to the point where she has all of my attention. My eyes, my mind, my heart.

“The greatest medicine on Earth isn’t a pill. It’s compassion. The ability to make someone feel less alone. Someone very close has been this for you.”

“You can be sad because she’s gone,” I whisper, “but you can also be happy because she existed.”

Lo turned to me that day and said, “You and me—we raise superheroes.”

“You think I’d let anything bad happen to your little sister?” “No,” Moffy says without a pause, “because you make all the monsters go away.”

“Your worth isn’t dictated by the number of friends you have. You can have zero friends and still be the most amazing, spectacular person in the whole galaxy. You want to know why?” “Why?” Her voice is meek, but the waterworks have ended. “Because the love friends give you isn’t even comparable to the love you give yourself. Do you love who you are, Luna Hale?” She nods vigorously. “Yes.” “Then you’re the queen of your own galaxy.”

We speak of moving mountains, but sometimes people can completely rotate the world, just so someone else can land upright on their feet.

“I’ve always loved winning, but I would lengthen the time it takes us to reach the end, just to spend one more second with you.”