Practice Makes Perfect (When in Rome, #2)

by Sarah Adams

I am the quiet one in my family. The one with her nose always in a book because she prefers worlds where she doesn’t have to interact with other humans. It’s so much easier to read about relationships than to foster them. Less dangerous too. I can’t offend anyone written into a book. I can’t say the wrong thing. And book characters don’t make judgments about me.

But the thing about quiet people is, we’re only quiet because our brains are so busy overthinking everything.

“I don’t think I like the word regret. Every choice I’ve made has been valuable in some way or other.

Annie: You’re avoiding me, right? Will: Yes. And you’re avoiding me? Annie: Yes. I’m confused and need some time. Will: Same. I miss you, though. Annie: I miss you too.