Until You Loved Me Quotes

“He wasn’t the only one who’d ever suffered—yet he’d been given a unique opportunity to make a difference.”
― Brenda Novak, Until You Loved Me

“I, for one, am grateful that you were able to overcome what you’ve been through. You didn’t let it break you—no sir—and that acts as a beacon for others. That’s why football is important. It’s football that put you up in front of everyone, so they could see your example.”
― Brenda Novak, Until You Loved Me

“And you can reach them, because you know what it’s like to have a difficult childhood. It’s made you caring, empathetic and willing to get off your ass instead of just sitting back and enjoying your money.”
― Brenda Novak, Until You Loved Me

“Any kind of love, especially romantic love, required risk.”
― Brenda Novak, Until You Loved Me

“She’d never understood why, in a place designed for singles to meet and become acquainted, the music had to be so loud. A hundred twenty decibels made it almost impossible to have a conversation and had to be damaging their hearing,”
― Brenda Novak, Until You Loved Me

“She’d never understood why, in a place designed for singles to meet and become acquainted, the music had to be so loud.”
― Brenda Novak, Until You Loved Me

“it’s my baby, too, isn’t it?” “Are you double-checking?” “Just confirming.” “Yes. It’s your baby. It can’t be anyone else’s. Sorry that I haven’t been more promiscuous,” she said sarcastically.”
― Brenda Novak, Until You Loved Me

“She had a diaper pail, a car seat, a stroller and something he’d never even seen before—a breast pump, according to the box. He picked it up to take a closer look, decided he was glad to be a man and set it back down.”
― Brenda Novak, Until You Loved Me

“She’d decided she’d try to stick it out until halftime when she saw a face that made her scream and jump off the sofa.”
― Brenda Novak, Until You Loved Me

“she’d been determined to overcome the immunology challenges associated with finding a cure for diabetes—her favorite aunt had lost a leg to the dreaded disease—”
― Brenda Novak, Until You Loved Me