Storing Up Trouble (American Heiresses, #3)

by Jen Turano

“I’ve always thought it arrogant for anyone, especially men of science, to claim there is no God, for how can one explain the intricacies of life without God?”

you know what everyone says about opposites—they attract.” “Or try to kill each other.” “There is that,

Hahaha!!!

“It says that good humor is the only shield to protect oneself from the barbs of satirists, and that you’re supposed to be the first to laugh at a jest made against you because then others will laugh with you instead of at you.”

I’ve always found that to be true.

“Perhaps that means she’s fond of the real you and not the person you tried to become in order to impress her.”

She’d insisted on walking down the aisle by herself, knowing that God, who’d always been by her side, would be walking beside her, giving her His blessing as she married the man she’d loved for so long, her Edgar.

“He is a most unusual man, and I’m now convinced he was certainly placed in my path by God, although that particular path was not one I’d ever dreamed for myself, what with it being such a lovely path to find myself on.”

Exactly how I feel about my path to my husband.

And thine ears shall hear a word behind thee, saying, This is the way, walk ye in it, when ye turn to the right hand, and when ye turn to the left.

Yes, and amen.