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“Sweetheart.” Mom’s voice was firm, her arms tightening. “Life is about the journey, not the destination.”
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“Honesty very rarely, if ever, ruins good things”
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“I’d learned that being vulnerable was the price for love.”
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“And maybe I didn’t know how to love myself yet—but I knew with bone-deep certainty how to love George-Arthur Milton.”
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“You know what’s amazing? I don’t need my guard up around you—in fact, I don’t think I even have a guard at all when you’re around.”
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“I wanted to be the standard he set for himself.”
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“He was like…a stray cat. You had to feed it treats from a distance for a while before coaxing it forward. Especially…if you were an idiot like me and had thrown multiple stones its way the first few times you’d met.”
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“If the sun were a person, it would be Alex. So full of light. Friendly. Exuberant. Enthusiastic.”
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“George-Arthur Milton. And as I fell inside his eyes, aching to reach out, to close the distance between us and feel the puff of his breath, the warmth of his skin, the thrum of his heart, I saw the secret messages he often hid climb through the darkness to the surface. George’s need to be loved was obvious. His eyes said, I’m scared to let my guard down. They said, I want so badly to trust you. They pleaded, don’t hurt me.”
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“As stupidly romantic as it sounded, when George was nearby I could feel him, even if I couldn’t see him. And when he wasn’t…I could feel that too. The absence of his presence like an open wound.”
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“I’d taken care of him. Just like he’d taken care of me. And I had never felt more accomplished in all my life.”
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“OhmygodhewassocuteIwantedtobitehim.”
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“I paused, honestly floored. No one ever paid attention to my needs. I wasn’t used to it. For a second, I didn’t know how to process what he’d said at all.”
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“My physique was born from hard work, mental illness, and deep insecurity.”
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“And as I listened to the steady thump of his heart, my cheek pressed to his back, I couldn’t help but think that maybe…just maybe our matchmaking families were onto something, after all.”
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“We’d been a couple for eight years. Eight fucking years. And not once could I ever recall feeling this…important.”
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“Between the breakup, getting over the breakup, and Brendon’s refusal to leave me alone both in and outside of work, I was spread thin—two seconds from snapping at any given moment.”
Fae Quin, Cloudy With a Chance of Bad Decisions
“any time I’d given someone a part of myself that was vulnerable, they’d crushed it. There was no point trying. Not when I needed too much.”
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“He had this little dimple in his chin when he frowned that I found disarmingly captivating. It was the grumpiest dimple I’d ever seen. A grimple, if you will. So fucking cute. Seriously.”
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“Judging by the dildo in my backpack, letting Missy—my roommate turned cat-sitter—help me pack last night had clearly been a bad decision.”
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“His walls were gone. Left somewhere back at the airport where he’d had to tear through them to chase me down. Because that’s what he’d done. Worked through his own fears to meet me halfway—the way I’d always dreamed a partner would.”
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“What if he doesn’t want me too? What if I implode my entire fucking life⁠—”
“Then we’ll pick up the pieces and build something new.”
We’ll pick up the pieces.”
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“You won’t…you won’t be less…proud of me?”
“Oh, honey, no.” She shook her head, and her blonde hair tickled my cheek. “Fuck no.”
I laughed, but the sound was brittle.
“You won’t get to brag about me to your friends anymore.”
Mom pulled back briefly to glare at me.
“I will brag about you no matter what you’re doing—no matter where you’re doing it.”
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“He might have wished to teach me a lesson I desperately needed to understand, the best way he knew how. Because it wasn’t until I was the one doling out orders and praise that I realized how easy it was to do so. How natural. How right. To take care of the person who relied on you. To…be kind to them. To watch them.”
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“It ached so badly to ask for what I needed. Because I hadn’t before. And I was realizing…the more time I spent with Alex, how often I’d ignored my own needs to please everyone else. He paid such close attention it was impossible to be dismissive of myself when he was by my side. As though he wouldn’t allow it.”
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“I felt lighter than I had in a long time—more than ready to see the other pea in my pod.
Other half of my peapod?
Pea number two.
Either way.
Alex.”
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“And yet here I was—falling for his charm when I’d promised myself I was done with this. That I would never let another man control my emotions. That I’d never give someone power over me again. I didn’t know how to stop. I didn’t want to stop. Content to ride this train till the end, because for the first time in my life I was discovering what it felt like to be treated well. Which was…infuriating.”
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“Steps forward. Practice. Practice at being…valued.”
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“What was the opposite of rose-colored glasses? Green…spectacles? I had no idea. But it felt like I had a pair of those on.”
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“What did it say about me that my “practice boyfriend” was better at taking care of me than the man I’d thought would be my life partner? How had I never noticed? Scratch that—of course I had. I just…I suppose I hadn’t thought I deserved better. It was an awful sort of feeling, to come to terms with the fact that Brendon had been a horrible boyfriend when I’d put him on a pedestal for so long.”
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