Boy in Luv (In Luv Duet, #2)

by Jay Crownover

It made sense that love had to be painful sometimes, or else we wouldn’t be able to feel it. We would slowly forget it was there. The pain was a good reminder of what happened when love wasn’t taken care of and taken for granted.

Karma was indeed a bitch, and it sucked that I deserved every bit of her current wrath.

the people who can really change us for the better are few and far between.”

“It ruined me. You’re like a drug. The first hit pulled me in and left me with the kind of craving that keeps an addict up at night.”

Call this what it is. What it was. An eclipse. A comet. Whatever. Something raw and rare that only comes around once in a lifetime that changes you—and then leaves.

I was never going to be the guy who was good enough for her, but she would never find anyone willing to work as hard as I would to make her happy.