Curvy Girls Can't Date Quarterbacks (The Curvy Girls Club, #1)

by Kelsie Stelting

“You don’t need to make excuses for why

you don’t deserve as good as Merritt has in life. Everyone’s different. That doesn’t mean less.”

Louder for the people in tge back.

“What’s your favorite thing

you’ve ever taken a photo of?” His hazel eyes caught mine, dark in the fire, and all the energy there transferred to me as he said, “You.”

Aw

I held the letter to my chest and hoped when fall came, I’d be accepted in more ways than one.

“No, can't you see?” I asked, looking toward the ground. “I made art. Sometimes, the most beautiful things are broken.”

Love this.

was more than happy to oblige. I knelt in front of the bleacher railing, kissing his perfect lips. Everyone around us cheered, and he said softly so only I could

hear him, “Now, that's how you wish someone good luck.”

“I wish this could last forever,” I breathed against his lips.

Beckett rested his forehead against mine, his eyes closed. “Some moments are too perfect for photos. They have to be lived.”