Neat (Becker Brothers, #2)

by Kandi Steiner

Here’s to the ones who don’t have it all figured out, to the ones focused on the journey, and not the destination. To the messes — because life’s too short to always be put together, anyway.

She was everything that every other girl in this town wasn’t. And I loathed that it made me want her so fiercely.

He looked at me like I was a priceless, one-of-a-kind, first edition of his favorite novel.

Fight for what’s right, stand up for those who can’t stand for themselves, give yourself permission to love and to lose and to be loved and lost in return, and above all else, family first — always.

“Oh, yeah?” Mallory asked, scooting up to look at me. “How’d you know?” “He looked at her the way I look at you,” I explained easily, moving her hair away from her face. “Like forever was sitting right there in her eyes.”