Can't Help Falling Quotes

“Fictional men are always better than the real ones. Always. Probably because they’re written by women.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“My customers mean well, but by the time the interview rolls around and Lindsay shows up, I want to crawl into a hole and stay hidden until hell freezes over or Leonardo DiCaprio dates someone his own age, whichever comes first. Probably the hell thing.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“Who am I kidding? I don’t go to parties. I wish someone would invite me to one so I could politely decline. I stay home and read. A lot. Pajamas > Party.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“Let’s normalize practical romance instead of holding guys to an impossible, unrealistic standard. Nobody is going to check all those boxes, no matter what your romance novels say.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“Her mantra is, “Come as you are, and there will be food.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“if a person is thoughtful, that sticks. Doesn’t that matter more? Just because someone is good at being sappy or thinking up romantic gestures, that doesn’t mean they’re worthy of your love.” She levels my gaze. “And just because they aren’t good at those things doesn’t mean they aren’t.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“Different isn’t always bad,” she says. “And she makes you better.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“Heck, maybe I should pay her a visit, throw her over my shoulder, see where that gets me,” he laughs.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“I’m pretty sure he should be named “Sexiest Man Alive” by every single magazine in the world. Even Popular Mechanics and Bird Watchers Monthly.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“The man who saved my life is a grown-up version of the boy who broke my heart.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“I do have an idea,” I tell him. “But it might be stupid.”
“In love, there’s no such thing,” he says in a sing-songy voice.
I step out of the ring.
“Oh, we’re done?”
“Yeah, I don’t fight girls.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“I get it now. I understand why someone would be a fool for love. That whole 'then you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with someone, you want the rest if your life to start as soon as possible' thing makes sense to me now”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“I'm too picky. Maybe she doesn't realize it, but that's not the reason I'm holding out for someone as hopelessly romantic as me -not entirely.
The main reason is I haven't met anyone who makes me feel the way Owen does.
Er, did.
Continues to do.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“Thoughtful. Again. Still”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“me, “if a person is thoughtful, that sticks. Doesn’t that matter more? Just because someone is good at being sappy or thinking up romantic gestures, that doesn’t mean they’re worthy of your love.” She levels my gaze. “And just because they aren’t good at those things doesn’t mean they aren’t.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“Ooh, what about making you look like a 1950’s pinup girl? Because I actually think you could rock a red lip.”
“You aren’t very sympathetic,” I say.
“Sorry,” she says. “I do feel sorry that you keep getting thrown together with my brother. I wonder if his flavor of the month will get jealous by all this attention on you two.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“Reagan comes up beside me and follows my gaze. “You hate to see him go, but you love to watch him walk away.”
I slowly turn toward her. “Are you finished?” “I’ve never seen you so flustered, Emmy.” She grins. “I’m just getting started.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“Listen. I know it sounds crazy. But this stuff works, Larrabee,” Pearson says. “It saved my marriage.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“You need to come with me,” the firefighter shouts. “Now!” To the ends of the earth, I think, because I’m convinced that this man is not only my savior, he’s my soulmate. Here to carry me to safety.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“Peggy is all Rachel Lynde from Anne of Green Gables. She’s blunt and assuming and in everybody’s business.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling

“This town has. . .uh. . .never been very high on me, Captain,” I tell him, and it’s hard to get the words out without sounding angry. His face twitches. “I know.” He does? “And you know what they say about opinions,” he adds. “Everybody’s got ‘em and they all stink.”
― Courtney Walsh, Can't Help Falling