With You Forever (Bergman Brothers, #4)

by Chloe Liese

“Because I’m a borderline recluse with the emotional bandwidth of a grumpy badger when his food has run out, whereas she’s the warmest, most pleasant social butterfly to ever exist, and soon she’s heading back to exist in the actual world. ‘More’ hasn’t even entered our minds. And it won’t, thank you very much.”

“But now, I think I understand. It’s not that marriage is this fortifying element in and of itself. It’s not the teary wedding-day promises or the legal license or the indestructible rings that make a marriage strong. It’s the people. It’s their choices. It’s how strong they make it.”