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Forever is composed of Nows –Emily Dickinson
“You know, some part of me wants you to get pregnant.” He flexes his jaw, turning to look back at me with a face as sharp and cunning as a fox's. “Because then I'll be allowed—no, encouraged—to be with you. Otherwise, my dad will never let me have a girl like you.”
Nothing lasts forever. That is the nature of beautiful things.
Luke's always joking that if a pandemic occurred, toilet paper and sanitizer would be the first items to go, that they'd be used as currency in place of money. She has a small hoarded stash back at her dorm room.
We think our actions have little effect on the world around us, but that isn't true. Just one person, one moment, one single word can change somebody else's world entirely.
But people are human, fallible creatures capable of beautiful destruction. We're also capable of selfless acts, acts of true love, acts of compassion.
Isn’t it strange, how sometimes we can tell the truth and still be looked at like a liar?
