Only When It's Us (Bergman Brothers, #1)

by Chloe Liese

“But you need to live, Willa. To thrive, not just survive.

Life doesn’t live itself for you, and nothing is promised to us.

I thought I was past grieving what I lost, but maybe grief isn’t linear. Maybe I can accept what I’ve lost and still mourn it. Maybe I always will.

with hope comes the possibility of disappointment. It’s scary to hope and dream.

Love is a many-faceted feeling. It’s anything but one-dimensional.

There’s no shame in grief. You’ll grieve as long as you need to. There’s just room for caution when it’s compromising your well-being.”