Married for Christmas Quotes

“No one has it all. That’s not the way life works. We decide what’s most important to us, and we pour ourselves into that.”
― Noelle Adams, Married for Christmas

“She had waited so long for this. For this intimacy to be whole, complete, to unquestionably mean love.”
― Noelle Adams, Married for Christmas

“But you're acting like that's the end of the story, that the brokenness is the final answer. When you know very well that it's not. You've always said that at the end of the story the world will be healed, fixed, all wrongs finally righted. And that what's broken is being redeemed, little by little, even now.”
― Noelle Adams, Married for Christmas

“I don't mean my life sucks. It just feels like I'm always waiting, and I don't want to do that anymore.”
― Noelle Adams, Married for Christmas

“Today was different, however. It wasn’t every day a woman popped the question to one of her best friends.”
― Noelle Adams, Married for Christmas

“Jessica Cameron had to propose marriage in a couple of hours, and she was a little nervous about it. Trying”
― Noelle Adams, Married for Christmas

“and lost her courage before she could get out the rest of her planned words. She set her plate down, even though she’d only eaten half of it.”
― Noelle Adams, Married for Christmas

“Jessica felt her heart thud back down to its proper location. She managed to murmur, “Never going to happen,” in a casually teasing voice and started”
― Noelle Adams, Married for Christmas

“They went into his kitchen, which was in the state his house always was—basically clean but cluttered with books, unopened mail, and grocery bags,”
― Noelle Adams, Married for Christmas

“Her first step toward this end was to cook dinner on Monday evening. In all of her visions of herself as a wife, she would at least sometimes make meals other than canned soup and sandwiches.”
― Noelle Adams, Married for Christmas

“Her name is Bear. Not ‘the dog.’ She wanted to come, so why would I leave her by herself all evening?”
― Noelle Adams, Married for Christmas

“in her four-year-old sedan. “Something’s wrong. You can’t ignore it when something sounds off in”
― Noelle Adams, Married for Christmas