Reagan

“I’d tell you that you can’t stay mad forever,” Ivy commented, “but I’m pretty sure you’d take that as a challenge.”
― Jennifer Lynn Barnes, The Fixer

“What are we doing?" Asher helped himself to a seat at my table.

"We aren't doing anything," I told him bluntly.

"My mistake. I thought we were brooding in Henry's general direction. Like so." He adopted stormy countenance, then gestured to me. "Yours is better."

"Go away, Asher."

"You say go away, I hear be my bosom buddy." He gave an elaborate shrug. "Seriously, though: friendship bracelets—yea or nay?”
― Jennifer Lynn Barnes, The Fixer

“Recent science supports the idea that until children’s brains are fully developed (at around the age of 25), they’re more likely to be impulsive and exercise poor judgment.”
― Steven Briggs, Criminology For Dummies

“Pretend for a moment," Lia told her, "that we're all very, very slow."

"I'm not very good at pretending," Sloane told her seriously. "But I think I can do that.”
― Jennifer Lynn Barnes, All In