Match Me If You Can Quotes

“Whoever invented Mondays should be shot.”
― Tiana Smith, Match Me If You Can

“I think I meant it as a compliment, but I wasn’t really sure.”
― Tiana Smith, Match Me If You Can

“Robyn hit me with her worst: the cool, calm anger of someone who would have no problem sneaking pink hair dye into your shampoo.”
― Tiana Smith, Match Me If You Can

“I sat down before I could de something stupid, like trip on the math homework scattered all over my floor and fall out my window. Death by calculus. I couldn’t imagine a worse way to go.”
― Tiana Smith, Match Me If You Can

“He left, and I was stuck pondering life’s mysteries in a broom closet.”
― Tiana Smith, Match Me If You Can

“I had a headache the size of Vince’s biceps.”
― Tiana Smith, Match Me If You Can

“I didn’t know it was possible to choke on ice cream until it happened to me. I blamed the chocolate chips. Dangerous things, chocolate chips.”
― Tiana Smith, Match Me If You Can

“It wasn’t the pretty kind of cough either. It was the holy-crap-I’m-going-to-die-by-popcorn kind of cough.”
― Tiana Smith, Match Me If You Can

“Did he think I was still hung up on Vince? Was that why he was giving me time? Time was the last thing I wanted right now. Time sucked. Time could drive off a cliff.”
― Tiana Smith, Match Me If You Can

“Sometimes life didn’t give you what you wanted, but maybe that was because it had something better in store. If you didn’t shoot it in the foot. Or reject it in a janitor’s closet.”
― Tiana Smith, Match Me If You Can

“[Love] is not supposed to be scary. It's supposed to be... whatever the opposite of scary is," Robyn said. "Romance is supposed to be like finding someone who knows things about you without you ever having to tell them. It should be like the one safe thing in this scary world. That's when you know it's right.”
― Tiana Smith, Match Me If You Can

“Want to know a secret?" Logan whispered in my ear. I nodded against his chest, not wanting to put any distance between us. My mom would have said we were dancing too close,
but to me, it felt perfect. "You're my favorite," he said.
His breath tickled my cheek, and I looked up to see his chocolate eyes soaking me in.
"Your favorite what?" I asked.
"Everything. You're my favorite everything."
I reached up and put my arms around his neck, bringing his head close to mine. Then I kissed him. Again. Because I could.”
― Tiana Smith, Match Me If You Can