Take a Hint, Dani Brown (The Brown Sisters, #2)

by Talia Hibbert

I know you have a busy life, but you make room for the stuff that matters. If it was worth it, and you wanted to, you could make room for a relationship, too. What you get out of being loved, it’s supposed to be worth the compromise. When it’s good, it makes you want to compromise.”

We want what we want, and we get it however we can, and when morals or ideals or promises get in the way, we say fuck it and push right past.”

It reminded Zaf why he loved this romantic shit so much: because it was all about hope, about finding sparks of light in a world that could be so fucking dark.

Major or minor, if something keeps you human when pressure makes you feel like a volcano, hold on to that thing by whatever means necessary.”

Because the world wasn’t split into unhappy endings and happily ever afters. There were blessings everywhere and a thousand shades of joy all around him.

Hurting a loved one was like running over someone’s foot; you rarely meant to do it, but the bones still broke.