Annie Reads

“No one, no one will ever lay a hand on you again! You have my word. You will be safe here. Safe and protected. I’m so sorry.”
― Reese Rivers, Unbreak Me

“You good girl.” He patted my back in a sweet, paternal gesture. “Best part of my life. Be safe, granddaughter.”
― Elle Richards, The Fallen

“Here are Just a Few of the Benefits That Go Along With Bugging in Rather Than Bugging Out: Unless any of your priorities are under threat, home is the safest place for your family in most disasters. A well-stocked home provides shelter, safety, and all the essentials you need to survive. Staying home provides a sense of normalcy, which is particularly valuable if you have children. It is easier to get quality sleep at home (which can't be underestimated in a societal collapse). It is easier to detect threats at home.”
― Ted Riley, When Crisis Hits Suburbia: A Modern-Day Prepping Guide to Effectively Bug in and Protect Your Family Home in a Societal Collapse

“The contradiction made me sick. Hating him and the physical ache of wanting him after all these years.”
― Holly Renee, Cowboy Casual