Until You Can't Quotes

“I’d burn the fucking world down a million times over until I found a way to do the impossible. To bring you back to life.”
― Brittney Sahin, Until You Can't

“I placed you on a pedestal years ago, and no one has ever come close to comparing to you. No one ever will.”
― Brittney Sahin, Until You Can't

“Because my favorite color was the color of her eyes. They were far from “just green” in my mind.”
― Brittney Sahin, Until You Can't

“nowhere near even.” I crossed my arms and studied her. “And have you figured your life out?” Samantha drummed her black nails on the counter. “Fuck no.” I winced. “See, this is why I gave you the twenty.” “Keep it up, and Matthew’s college fund will be all set,” she joked. After a quiet moment passed, she said, “In all seriousness, I know you told us that you were only planning to spend three or four months here, but don’t feel rushed. You take all the time you need. I mean, you have become Charleston’s favorite bartender. Who knew you had Tom Cruise’s skills from Cocktail?” “You’re a horrible liar.” I had a lot of skills, none of which helped behind a bar. “I appreciate your offer to stay longer, but you two close the bar in the winter, and I think it’s time I part ways.” “Well, what about going to Charlotte? I’m sure your mother would love to see you.” She clasped her palms together. “Heading home is definitely not the plan.” I owed her a visit, sure. But . . . “So, then . . . what do you”
― Brittney Sahin, Until You Can't

“I dropped an F-bomb in her kitchen. “Matthew’s not even back from daycare yet.” I reached into my pocket for loose change but came up with a twenty instead. “I’m trying to teach the men in my life to lose their sailor mouths so my son doesn’t copy them.” Samantha made a come-hither motion with her hand. I laughed. “Fair enough. Here.” I said goodbye to the bill a girl had stuffed into my pocket as a tip an hour ago. Her name and number were scribbled on it in black ink. “Consider this an advance. I don’t have high hopes I’ll change.”
― Brittney Sahin, Until You Can't