Maybe Now (Maybe #2)

by Colleen Hoover

The only thing I’m in love with is my life.”

“I know you said you want to skydive because you’re dying,” he says, squeezing my hands. “But this isn’t dying, Maggie! This is living!”

Sometimes putting yourself first can feel freeing.

people need to put themselves first sometimes. If you aren’t living your best life for yourself, you can’t be your best self for those in your life.

I’m in love with you.

Sometimes two people share a silent moment that feels so deep and so powerful, a simple phrase such as I love you risks losing all prior meaning if spoken aloud.

what I would regret more. Ending something that was good so I didn’t end up with regrets? Or spending the rest of my life regretting that I didn’t have the courage to end something simply because I was afraid of regret?

But I’d rather regret ending something good than be what prevents her from finding something great.”

But sometimes the wrong thing is the right thing.”

I kiss her. I love her. I love her. I kiss her. I kiss her. I am so very in love with her.

We shouldn’t revolve our lives around their possible endings. We should revolve our lives around the experiences that lead to the endings.”

It’s the small things people do for others that define the largest parts of them.