Jenn P. Nguyen > Quotes

“I’m just saying that if it’s something or someone worth fighting for, you should fight for it. It’s not called a fight because it’s easy.”
― Jenn P. Nguyen, The Way to Game the Walk of Shame

“You talk about your feelings. It's annoying and frustrating [...] But that's the point. You have to try. Because if you don't bother trying, then what's the point in being in a relationship?”
― Jenn P. Nguyen, The Way to Game the Walk of Shame

“But what I learned these past few weeks is that I’d rather go through the craziness and arguing with you than a quiet boring life without you. It’s not the same when you’re not around. I’m not me when you’re not around.”
― Jenn P. Nguyen, Fake It Till You Break It

“Just then Dad walked into the kitchen and stopped in his tracks at the sight of us. “What’s with the nightly meeting?”
“Taylor’s making tuna.”
His eyes widened. “Oh. Umm, I’m going back into the living room, then. Let me know when it’s safe to come back for my ice cream.”
― Jenn P. Nguyen, The Way to Game the Walk of Shame

“I’d forgotten that Mia was a snuggler. Ever since we were kids. During naptime in kindergarten, she would always roll from her mat onto mine. Every single time. It didn’t matter if I was on her right or her left side. After five minutes, she’d be pressed against my arm.
Funny how she never rolled onto anyone else’s mat.”
― Jenn P. Nguyen, Fake It Till You Break It

“Evan swallowed and pulled back an inch. “Now what are you talking about?”
“What I want to do right now.”
His voice got husky, and his eyes flickered down to my lips. “Well, what do you want to do?”
“Eat cotton candy. Blue cotton candy.”
He blinked at me in shock. That was definitely not the answer he was expecting. Evan bit his lip and turned his face away. But by the way his shoulders were shaking, I knew he was laughing at me.”
― Jenn P. Nguyen, The Way to Game the Walk of Shame