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Everybody started sniffling at that point. Everyone, that is, except me. I never did the crying thing. It would have ruined my makeup.
That’s how it felt like love should be—inevitable. Irresistible. Written in the stars.
“Proceed with the mind meld.”
“Indeed. A tragic past is quite normal for a Scrooge,” Boz said, way too cheerfully.
Because I knew: You can try to keep the worst things down inside you. You can shove them away, not think about them, not deal. But they bubble up to the surface. They always do.
Every single morning I had to cover up this same tiny little zit that I’d had when I died. Since my body reset itself every day, I was stuck with a perpetual pimple for the rest of eternity.
“Love can be an excellent motivator for change. Falling in love can help us to see the things in life that are truly important. It can make us want to be better people. It can teach us to sacrifice what is in our own best interest for the sake of someone else.
