Blind Pass Quotes

“So, Lovey, you're telling me, between now and ever, there was a someday?" I ask using the same words I said to her the first time we met. When she looked at me and said, 'Not now, not ever.”
― Monty Jay, Blind Pass

“He shakes his head immediately, a boyish smile on his face, "No, no. I didn't mean it like that." He waves his hands. "I always liked you in glasses, Lovey.”
― Monty Jay, Blind Pass

“I’m absolutely, irrevocably, desperately yours … I need you to keep loving me, Emerson. Because I live for it.”
― Monty Jay, Blind Pass

“I know what I want. I know I’m in love with you, and I know you’re not ready to say that back to me yet, but it’s okay, because I’ll wait. I’ll wait until I’m inside your heart the way you’ve been dancing inside of mine.”
― Monty Jay, Blind Pass

“It wasn’t right for us then. But it was now, nothing was stopping us from being together except our past.”
― Monty Jay, Blind Pass

“What do you do when you look at the only girl you’ve ever loved and know you’re not enough for her?
You hope she sees the good that’s still left.”
― Monty Jay, Blind Pass

“I didn’t notice how Emerson had slowly crept into the spaces of my heart and started making a home there.”
― Monty Jay, Blind Pass

“I didn’t just want to collide with Sofia. I didn’t want her to become collateral damage that we’d have to crawl out of bent and broken.
I wanted to learn to love her in the way she deserved. The soft kind of love she couldn’t live without.
I was going to fall in love with her all over again, the right way, and hopefully, if I do it right, she’ll fall just as hard.”
― Monty Jay, Blind Pass

“The need to protect Z. To be the strong figure he needs in his life is a fire in my stomach that I have never, ever had before. Not even for hockey.
And Sofia.
Sofia Morgan was sobriety.
Hard to reach. Even harder to hold onto. But when you had her? There was nothing else you could ever want.”
― Monty Jay, Blind Pass

“I have absolutely no fucking clue who I am.
I’m just a guy, who likes hockey. I don’t have any hobbies, no traits, nothing spectacular about me. I’m just a guy who as my rehab therapist told me, is desperately trying to figure out what I can give to the ones around me.”
― Monty Jay, Blind Pass