Some Kind of Perfect (Calloway Sisters #5)

by Krista Ritchie

I reread the passage Rose highlighted fifteen times so I don’t stumble over the words, but I still have no idea what any of it means.

will you do something for me, if I move in with you?” “Yeah.” “You don’t even know what it is.” “Doesn’t matter.” He deadpans, “I want you to kill someone.” I glare. “You joke, but have you met me?”

“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.”

“Every day that I grow older is a fucking blessing,” I say lowly, my voice hushed in this Jeep. Next to the sun of my life. “But every day that I grow older with you is priceless.” I watch her chest rise high. “I’ve been so fucking lucky.” Lucky to be with Daisy. Lucky to be alive. Lucky to hold my daughter.

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

“If you don't know, the thing to do is not to get scared, but to learn.”

“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.”