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Sorry about that. Fluids just fly constantly around here,” Summer apologized. “I figured that’s how you got twins,” Niko joked.
“You look sad. And while that lonesome, Russian cowboy thing will probably get you a million dates, I get the feeling it’s not just an act geared toward luring in the ladies.”
“A. This is the nicest place in Blue Moon. And B. I don’t date masochists,” Emma said, her tone haughty.
“That’s the one. This guy is cologne commercial hot. I bet women walk into glass doors staring at him. I almost took a header down the stairs looking at him.”
“The type that sees something shiny, plays with it until he gets bored, and then drops it when the next shiny object comes along.”
He liked a woman with a mouth on her, one who knew when to swear for emphasis rather than lack of vocabulary.
“I’m a fixer. You confided a problem in me, and now it gives me great joy to force solutions on you until the problem is solved.”
“I wouldn’t trade a second of that heartache because everything since then has been leading me here to this perfect moment.”
“Don’t be afraid of pain, or less-than-perfect, daughter of mine. That’s where the real joy comes from. Life gets its color from challenges and adversity. You can’t plan your way to happiness, you know.”
“You aren’t your parents any more than any of us are. My mom left, too. And I take great pleasure in not being her. It doesn’t matter who made you. It matters what you choose to be.”
Nikolai Vulkov had just destroyed her for any other man, past or future. She was ruined. And she couldn’t care less.
believe in the kind of feeling that stops you dead in your tracks and changes everything you ever believed. I believe in a love so swift and sure that it knocks the wind right out of you and leaves you lying on your back staring up at the sky wondering what just hit you.” Her lips parted, but no words came out. “I believe in an ever after that isn’t even a choice because you can’t imagine your life without the woman in front of you.”
“That’s the best part.” Bruce leaned in as if he was going to share a secret. “It’s called the bitchen.”
Emmaline Merill was about to learn an important lesson about pissing off a temperamental artist.
“Love is an incredibly beautiful thing. Love is the reason your father keeps a handwritten list of things for me to come here to tell John about. Because Franklin loves me so much that he doesn’t see me still loving John as a betrayal.”
“And that’s love. It can and should be the source of your greatest strength, not your biggest fear. Don’t forget that, Emma.”
“I want to choose you every damn day. Even when it’s hard. Even if one of us wants to give up. I want to fight and win and love you. I want to do this every day for the rest of my life.”
