Cait Bloom

“He laughs from the back of his throat and I love it when he laughs at the things I say, I want to make him laugh forever but I can’t because he broke forever”
― Jessa Hastings, Magnolia Parks

“I sniff the splinter and nod. “Pinus.” The detective eyes’ widen. “Did you just call me a penis?” “No. Pinus. This piece of wood came from a pine tree.”
― Laura Greenwood, Hexes and Vexes

“And if I did and they cut me wide open, would I bleed loving him? When they lift my heart out of my chest cavity to weigh it, does it weigh the same as his top lip? Is his name carved into my third rib to the left? Bone of my bones, flesh of my flesh. He’s killing me. Loving him is killing me too, and I’m afraid because how many loves really, do you get in a lifetime? How many chances do you give it before you let it go? I’m letting it go.”
― Jessa Hastings, Magnolia Parks

“I understand embarrassment. I understand its sick, crushing weight, and I feel it bleeding from his skin like a fatal wound, and I slip and slide around in it. I’m going to drown in it.”
― Elizabeth Stephens, All Superheroes Need PR