Striking Out with the Star Pitcher Quotes

“In case no one else told you,” he said in that soft, low drawl of his. “You look really beautiful tonight.”
― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher

“Tony, like every other hot guy in the universe, didn’t even know I existed.”
― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher

“You need to exude confidence, but also…no matter how cocky a guy acts, how cool he seems to be…never assume that he’s actually confident.” I arched my brows. “Really?” She nodded. “He might be, but even the most confident person in the world is afraid of rejection.”
― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher

“I stared at the photo for much longer than necessary. Not because I was jealous or anything. I wasn’t. I hated that cliché where every nerdy girl was instantly in love with her hot best friend, because…why? He was there? Didn’t make sense. Plus, it was pathetic.”
― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher

“guy”
― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher

“had”
― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher

“he felt”
― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher

“So maybe we were friends, in which case...what? How did I feel about that? My gut did another nosedive toward the ground. What did that mean? How did I feel? My thoughts were racing so quickly I almost missed Jax’s next statement. “It’s obvious that you’re avoiding me.” I turned to him again, this time blinking stupidly as I tried to make sense of that. “Avoiding you?” He turned to face me too. “Aren’t you?”
― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher

“what I’d half-jokingly termed the lonely hearts club. The two of us and our other friends were all sadly, pathetically, heartbreakingly single. “Not a problem there,” I murmured, making her snort with amusement, although the sound was lost amidst all the whispering and laughing going on around us.  The thought of my permanent singleness had”
― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher

“I’d learned a long time ago not to take life too seriously.”
― Maggie Dallen, Striking Out with the Star Pitcher