Conventionally Yours Quotes

“I can’t say that I know what you’ve gone through. But I do know what it’s like to believe you’re broken when really all you are is…you.”
― Annabeth Albert, Conventionally Yours

“Because loving you means maybe losing you, and I’m not sure I could deal with that”
― Annabeth Albert, Conventionally Yours

“But you know... If you want to see if a kiss would cure me, I wouldn't stop you.”
― Annabeth Albert, Conventionally Yours

“I did not want to spend days on end in a car with someone who made no secret of not liking me, even though he got along with almost everyone else. Something about the two of us was like mixing Diet Coke and Mentos—guaranteed instant eruption”
― Annabeth Albert, Conventionally Yours

“His voice had been so sincere, but I still couldn’t let myself trust it. Love came with conditions. Requirements. Obligations. And love could be yanked away without warning. Love hurt…“Real love didn’t have conditions and limitations. People had failed me, let me down, hurt me.”
― Annabeth Albert, Conventionally Yours

“I realized I wanted to be the thing that gave him comfort for real. Wanted to be a safe place for him.”
― Annabeth Albert, Conventionally Yours

“However, when I opened the door, I couldn’t help my groan. One bed. No wonder the room had been so cheap. It wasn’t a double.”
― Annabeth Albert, Conventionally Yours

“I made a mental note to try to feed him more. It was a practical thing. A fed Conrad was likely to be a more pleasant traveling companion.”
― Annabeth Albert, Conventionally Yours

“I was slow and cautious, and he was already floating around the deep end. I made sure we didn’t drown, and he made sure we actually got in the water and had fun.”
― Annabeth Albert, Conventionally Yours

“I didn’t need an explanation for every quirk of my brain.”
― Annabeth Albert, Conventionally Yours

“You can't kill me," I said. "You don't have the strength."
"In reality, I was already dead. My fate had been sealed by my own stupidity, but I wasn't going down with a whimper. No, the last of my life might be spinning away, leaving me with only a dwindling of scrolls and my wits, but I'd rather go out fighting- or at least laughing.”
― Annabeth Albert, Conventionally Yours

“some corn-fed rural state where they grew their guys naturally athletic and tall as water towers.”
― Annabeth Albert, Conventionally Yours