The Heart Principle (The Kiss Quotient, #3)

by Helen Hoang

“I think we should see other people for a while. Just to make sure we’ve ruled out other possibilities,” he says.

What a dick!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

“Basically since you and I met. It’s surprisingly easy to be apart,” she says. “For the record, there’s only been you.” I have to smile at that. I’m the only one she hid from in the bathroom. “Since we’re being honest with each other . . .” Nausea washes over me, and I exhale through my mouth, trying to breathe it away. She watches me with a frown, waiting for me to speak. “I didn’t have some kind of injury before. I was sick.” My nausea increases until I’m almost dizzy, and I force the ugly words out. “I had testicular cancer, and they had to remove one. Some people would say I’m only half the—”

They decide they want to date and then they TELL EACH OTHER THE TRUTH. OMG. Novel concept for romance books.

“I need—” She draws in another breath. “I need—” She wraps her arms around my neck and hugs me tight for a long shivering moment.

Okay spongebob

Bending down, I press my lips to his scar.

emo era