More on this book
Community
Kindle Notes & Highlights
God, he just liked her so much.
it seems odd that I don’t know how you take your coffee.” “I take it black.” “Like your heart.” “Exactly.
If the past week, with all its talking and cavorting, felt like a movie montage, he knew what kind of movie it was. A romance. Or, worse, one of those dreadful Hallmark movies Americans seemed to love where they just made up a fake European country so they could have a fairy tale free from the inconvenient constraints of reality.
If Dani gave him her heart, he wouldn’t break it. He would actively do everything in his power to not break it. No matter what it cost him. If he could have that vision, her in a white dress, her eyes finding him automatically in a room full of people, he would do anything.
“You looked at me first.” “What?” What was he— Oh. Oh. She gasped as goosebumps rose on her skin. He remembered. She was frozen in place, shivering with his hand on her bare shoulder, his skin on her skin. She was his prey, and she could no sooner move than if he’d literally caught her in a trap. “Don’t pretend you don’t know what I’m talking about.”
“I’m in love with Daniela Martinez,” he blurted, “and I don’t know what to do about it.”
is that fear worth more to you than what’s potentially on the other side of it?”
He slapped a ripped piece of paper against the glass. It looked like part of a printed boarding pass that had been ripped off. He’d written in the margin, in his heavy, angular handwriting. I’m sorry. Before she could react, he replaced it with another scrap of boarding pass. I love you.
She had learned from Max that sometimes you had to let yourself feel what you felt, even if what you felt went against all reason. Sometimes you had to let yourself change course. Sometimes you had to let yourself love people, even if they had the power to hurt you.