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“You went on and on about how excited you were to move away. You couldn’t wait to get out of Hamilton and get away from me. I got the message. Loud and clear. It might’ve been the first time in our lives that one of us actually took a hint, ha. I went to Stanford, ready for a fresh start, but instead I spent my entire freshman year thinking about transferring to Duke. I didn’t join any clubs or make those lifelong friends that end up being your groomsmen. I hung out in my dorm room and listened to those CDs you used to make for Madeleine. (I stole most of her collection before I moved.) There was something comforting about listening to the songs you’d handpicked, even if they weren’t for me.”
― R.S. Grey, Anything You Can Do

“Shay, Shay, and Shay,” I said, swiveling in my own chair. “You said the same thing three times.” “Yup.” She arched an eyebrow. “That doesn’t count. I need three different things.” “But Shay is good enough to fill all three spots.”
― Brittainy C. Cherry, Landon & Shay: Part Two

“When I get a chance, I’m going to bring you to Europe. I’m going to take you everywhere. I want to show you the whole world, Shay.”
― Brittainy C. Cherry, Landon & Shay: Part Two

“I guess you were right—the only people who don’t know Lucas loves Daisy are Lucas and Daisy,” my mom says, and Mrs. Thatcher agrees.”
― R.S. Grey, Anything You Can Do