Kendra C. Highley > Quotes

“Sometimes life was weird. And sometimes it was perfect. Every so often, it was both weird and perfect, all on the same day.”
― Kendra C. Highley, Finding Perfect

“It was like some mad scientist threw a bunch of DNA into a blender and this is what came out. What the heck could it be? Was it some kind of alien? A scientific experiment gone horribly wrong? Did we have a Dr. Frankenstein living in Billings? Seriously, the creature looked like a resurrected Wookiee made from spare parts.”
― Kendra C. Highley, Matt Archer: Monster Hunter

“Promise me, though. Promise you'll start paying attention to how amazing you are.”
― Kendra C. Highley, Finding Perfect

“Love that's too easy isn't worth much. It's better when there's some work involved.”
― Kendra C. Highley, Finding Perfect

“Why do you always answer questions with questions?”
“Why don’t you shut up and kiss me?”
She didn’t have to ask twice.”
― Kendra C. Highley, Matt Archer: Monster Hunter

“Look, there are all kinds of reasons this is more complicated than it should be. She likes you. You like her. It shouldn't be so hard, but it is.”
― Kendra C. Highley, Finding Perfect

“Who would want you rather than me? Lots of guys would, but how about just one? I had lunch with Ben today to talk about you.”
― Kendra C. Highley, Finding Perfect

“What did you find?”
Uncle Mike clamped his hands to the steering wheel. “Turns out monsters are real.”
― Kendra C. Highley, Matt Archer: Monster Hunter

“So…do you know how I feel about you
now? Because I’ll say it a thousand different ways if I have
to.”

“And I’d love to hear them all.”
― Kendra C. Highley, Finding Perfect

“Hey, don’t mock our generation’s teenage exclamations,” Dad said. “You people say things like ‘yasss queen.’ I have no idea who you’re talking about. Queen Elizabeth?”
― Kendra C. Highley, Swinging at Love

“So you’re here to pitch yourself as a boyfriend?” His lip
twitched again. “Or as a math tutor?”

“Both, I guess.”
― Kendra C. Highley, Finding Perfect

“Ben was different. He’d told her she was amazing. No
one had ever said that before. Oh, they’d said “conscientious”
or “driven” or “intelligent.” But not amazing. That one word
hung on her heart like a talisman.”
― Kendra C. Highley, Finding Perfect