If the Shoe Fits (Meant to Be, #1)

by Julie Murphy

“Maybe it’s not the best time to make jokes about abducted children,” Sara Claire says through her tears.

Earlier, I found a shoe stashed under the bathroom sink, so there’s no telling what I’ve left behind.

“I’ll not have you furnishing your first adult apartment with Scandinavian particleboard, thank you very much.”

“I hear we’re friends,” Jay says playfully.

I was designing again. Really designing.

My pulse quickens the closer I get to him, and I wonder if he feels it too—that

im holding my bfreathe

Cindy, it was always you.

Cindy, being with you makes me feel like I can come up for air.”

SHUT IT. SHUT IT. (this is so cute)

Whether it’s living as fully as I can to honor my parents or if it’s just being thankful for the friends and connections I found

Anything can have a purpose. Anything can have a meaning if you make the choice to give it one.

YESSSS

“Shoes, of course. A very memorable pair of shoes.”

HER JIMMY CHOOS

“If the shoe fits,”