One More Song Quotes

“To every girl who has ever felt worthless because she was abandoned, your worth wasn't and isn't defined by them leaving.”
― Annah Conwell, One More Song

“I love you,” I breathe out and meet his eyes. “I loved you five years ago, and it terrified me back then, but it doesn’t anymore. Well, it might a little bit, but–” He cuts off my words with another kiss.”
― Annah Conwell, One More Song

“He deepens the kiss, and the first taste of him breaks the dam holding back my tears. Cinnamon. He tastes like cinnamon. Five years later, he still chews cinnamon gum so when we kiss it’s my favorite flavor.”
― Annah Conwell, One More Song

“It might be stupid of me to buy a home for a woman who may never live in it, but I love you too much not to hope for more.”
― Annah Conwell, One More Song

“You were my dream, Wyatt! I just wanted to be with you. We could have made it work. Long distance or-or I could have taught online for a little while. Something, anything other than you leaving.”
― Annah Conwell, One More Song

“I bought this house because of this room specifically for you. You told me once you wanted your own library.”
― Annah Conwell, One More Song

“You think too highly of me,” I whisper. “No, you think too little of yourself.”
― Annah Conwell, One More Song

“Nothing is more important than Grace, though. I won’t let her think that ever again.”
― Annah Conwell, One More Song

“The truth is, I want so much more than friendship with Grace. I needed to leave all of those years ago. She had dreams I couldn’t take her away from. But now I can give her everything she wants. I’ve spent the past five years writing songs about her in Nashville and none of them come close to covering how intensely I want her back.”
― Annah Conwell, One More Song

“I hope one day a man looks at me like that. Like I’m a priceless heirloom but also the last cinnamon roll he wants to snatch up.”
― Annah Conwell, One More Song

“There should be a law that states when a woman’s best friend gets engaged, said woman should also at least have a boyfriend. That way, she doesn’t experience any forms of jealousy toward her best friend.”
― Annah Conwell, One More Song