Back to September Quotes

“When you fall in love, it changes you. I didn’t know that before. It’s this all-encompassing connection to another person that leaves you open to whatever they decide to do to you or throw your way. Who knew that we gave each other such power?”
― Melissa Brayden, Back to September

“My life wasn’t glamorous, or exciting, or even overly social, but it was mine. Comfortable. I read my books, fed my cats, went to work, and enjoyed my quiet evenings at home. As a bonus, I have you and a few friends to keep me company. That’s what I need again. This love stuff?” I lifted a shoulder. “Let’s leave it for the romance novels. There’s a reason they live in the fiction section.”
― Melissa Brayden, Back to September

“Believe the pattern, not the promises. That’s what my mother used to always say.”
― Melissa Brayden, Back to September

“Hi,” I said, and handed over my copy. Bernie smiled at me. Pinky relaxed, understanding she had a moment or two free from her pseudo security detail.”
― Melissa Brayden, Back to September

“Wow. That’s the big time.” But in my head, I’d said it less than enthusiastically. Even hearing about Wally and Tillie, the sweet couple I adored a month ago, now brought on a hit of bitterness. Apparently, I now belonged to the love sucks club.”
― Melissa Brayden, Back to September

“Happy to hear that. Okay, I gotta run. Be ready to tell all about your day tonight. I want all the details.” “Deal.”
― Melissa Brayden, Back to September

“Happy to hear that. Okay, I gotta run. Be ready to tell all about your day tonight. I want all the details.”
― Melissa Brayden, Back to September

“She deserved someone… more cultured, in my opinion. I was being petty, yes, but I was allowed a moment of immaturity now and again, and Carissa Swain wore outfits that left little to the imagination and tweeted things like, “Gettin’ lit tooo-nite.”
― Melissa Brayden, Back to September

“That’s the best news I’ve had all day.” I could hear her smiling through the phone, and now I could picture it. “How’s your thing?”
― Melissa Brayden, Back to September