Flawless (Chestnut Springs, #1)

by Elsie Silver

You’re very loveable when you stay true to who you are.”

I just fucking hate milk.

It’s why I’ve always said I don’t care what people think of me. Then they don’t have the power to make me feel like this—clearly, it’s not working.

Are you interested in hearing the musings of an eternally optimistic teenager?”

I wish I could say I hate him. I should hate him. But it’s hard to extricate myself from him.

I momentarily let myself imagine a world in which I didn’t care what people thought. Where I didn’t constantly work to keep everyone around me appeased. Where there wasn’t this ever-present need to make up for being born a burden.

I am a gentleman. And I’ll respect her wishes, even when I don’t like them.

Every time I think I’ve met someone, they either end up boring me to death or just wanting to tell me what to do.”