The Atonement (The Arrangement, #3)

by Kiersten Modglin

It’s like that sometimes. When the place you’re visiting hasn’t changed a bit, but you have. When you’re so different from who you were the last time you were there—be it a day or ten years ago—that nothing feels right or normal or familiar anymore.

Life never stopped, did it? Not even when your world was ending.

“Sometimes things just don’t work out. Sometimes people are more broken together than they could ever be apart.”

“I’ve given you thousands of chances. Years of chances. Eventually, it stops being your fault and starts being mine.

“Salads aren’t meals,”