Too Good To Be True Quotes

“My own heart was being a stranger to me.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I loved my friends, but sometimes I liked to marinate in my thoughts.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“My life was just fine before all of this happened and it will continue to be fine without him.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“Can everyone just calm down?’ I said. ‘I’m fine, okay? I had a good time with him, but that’s that.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“Why do you always do this?”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“This was why I loved Martin. He was annoying but it was easy to be around him, and somehow he always knew the right thing to say.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I’m pathetic. I know.’ I buried my face in my hands.
‘Aww, baby, you’re not pathetic,’ Martin half-said, half-laughed as he pulled me into a hug. ‘You’re just a li’l dorky. I’m sure he’s into that.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I blurted out the thought that had been eating at me.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“Martin must have picked up on my weird mood, because he followed me, and like the irritating person he is, just stood there next to me. Not looking at me. Not asking questions.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I wasn’t in a Martin mood today.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I wasn’t even thinking of him.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“You’re not doing this. You’re not sitting here acting like the women in those old romance novels, thinking you aren’t enough because of a man.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“Had I played too hard to get?”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“When would it be a good time to ask her out to dinner? When would it not be ‘too soon’?”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“The meeting went well. Nothing much had changed.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I gazed out of my car window, hoping to catch a glimpse of that gorgeous face.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“You really should breathe between sentences. You’ll find it helpful,’ I said, smiling.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“There was something about the way she looked at me.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“What was it about my time with her last evening that made me want to question everything I’d ever felt for anyone before this?”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I did what every mature man would - I sat on the couch and sulked with my espresso in hand.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“We trust your decision.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“Slowly but surely, my parent-son relationship with them had changed to one of friendship. And it remained the same now, even though they were not in the same city any longer.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“My parents had been with me through every rough day, every heartbreak and every roadblock I had faced growing up.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“Now I was in the city all by myself.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I had never wanted anything other than to be like Papa.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“My parents had raised Gagan and me to be what we wanted to be.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“They fell in love over the first few months of spending time together as friends.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“The city, with no regard for the weekend, was already up and running.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“If you want my number, you’re going to have to do a lot better than simply ask for it.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“Strangely, I felt calm, comfortable. I drew in a long breath to fill my lungs, maybe for the first time in years.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True