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“Babe, your boobs are perfect,” Marco says, giving her a little eyebrow wiggle. She squints her eyes at him. “I mean with the breastfeeding.”
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“The lesson here is you have no idea where life will take you. You can’t plan this stuff.”
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“I don’t want to be one of those brides who can only think and talk about their wedding like the entire world revolves around it. But I feel slightly chastened because I get it now. It’s kind of a big deal.”
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“I walk out of my bedroom in a pink chiffon dress with a pleated bodice, cut-out sides, and an open, lace-up back. The skirt is flowy and tiered, but my favorite part is the dramatic-looking ruffles covering my shoulders.”
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“I pull out of the embrace, and my struggle seems to be apparent on my face, because when I look at Otis, he’s giving me a cheeky little what do we have here smirk. My first instinct is to word vomit that I’m engaged to Kurt. It’s on the tip of my tongue, but I stop myself because that would sound an awful lot like someone trying to cover their butt and perhaps a bit like I doth protest too much, when all Finn and I did was hug. Plus, a quick glance down at my hand reveals I have, once again, forgotten my ring. How is this possible? Way to go, Lou.”
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“When the door opens after Otis knocks, and Finn’s behind it—in dark jeans and a white T-shirt, his dark-brown hair wet like he just showered, and a bright smile on his face, and with those dang freaking eyelashes—my heart beats a little faster in my chest. Yep, it’s weird. It’s because that feeling is back. Again. Just the mere presence of him and I can feel that same electricity pulsating between us. I want to ask him if he feels it too. But I also don’t want to know because I’m engaged to Kurt and so whatever this thing is, is just a feeling. It’s not a big deal. You know what? I’m just going to think of Kurt every time I feel that connection to Finn. When it happens, I’ll picture the man I’m going to marry. It will be my own version of aversion therapy. A figurative rubber band snap to my wrist.”
Becky Monson, Love Songs Suck