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Gabe. My dream man has a name.
“I gotta go. You better watch me.” “Why the fuck do you think I’m here?”
“Did I see the firemen guys in the stands?” he asks. “Yep.” “Ah. Is that why you’re playing so shit? Because your future husband is watching?” “Excuse me, it’s future father of my babies. I’m never getting married again. Get it right.”
There are drugs in the water in Seattle, aren’t there? Only explanation it could be. Actually, it’s probably because they’re so close to the Canadian border. All that politeness filters through.
“You are an abomination to the manwhore crown I gave you! I bestowed greatness upon you, and you … you … For shame.”
I’m sure I want to have your babies is not something you’re supposed to yell at hot people.” “To be fair, you’re not supposed to yell that at ugly people either.”
Damn, little hockey player.
There’s nothing like a first kiss.
One kiss from him was enough to rearrange gravity, and it kinda sucks to know I couldn’t do that for him.
I hate it because when he fucks with me again, it’s gonna hurt. But watch me walk right into the fire anyway.
Also, you think he’s beautiful?” “I have eyes. Even as a straight man, I can appreciate a hunk.” Give me things baby bisexuals say for five hundred!
I’ll sit in angry silence with him all night if that’s what it takes to spend time with him.
Then I’m looking up into the murderous face of my boyfriend. He pounds the glass again, then points at Madden. “Don’t you dare!” The side of his fist hits the glass, and after a moment, he turns his stare on me. “Touch my boyfriend and see what happens!”
I have him. And I intend to keep him.
“Losers is a step up from him calling us the Babysitters Club-ective, so I’ll take it.”
“I’m sitting here, right now, with you … and I already miss you.”
It’ll only make me feel like crap, and no offense to all those strangers on the internet, but … they have no right to have that effect on me.”
“Last week, we went out after a game, and this dude was totally hitting on Quinn. He had no idea. Completely clueless.” “He said he was a sub. I thought he meant substitute teacher!”
