Hannah Grace

“You are no one's weapon, Lyra," Grayson said, his tone making it perfectly clear just how rarely he lost arguments of any kind, "bomb or otherwise, and you are certainly not a pawn."
"Then what am I?" Lyra retorted, her gaze returning to his like a homing missile.
"You are lethal," Grayson said quietly, "in the best possible way.”
― Jennifer Lynn Barnes, Glorious Rivals

“You don’t have to be a particular ‘kind of girl’ to be loved: you aren’t lacking in qualifications, you aren’t better suited to unrequited crushes.”
― Dolly Alderton, Dear Dolly: Collected Wisdom

“We were allowed to be strong or feminine, but only if we folded ourselves into a very specific idea of what either of those things meant. In a man's world, strong and feminine were rarely synonymous. Fu*k that”
― Emma C. Wells, This Girl's a Killer

“Common misconception.” He presses his thumb into a vein running over the back of my hand until it compresses. “But untrue. Deoxygenated blood is still red, although darker. The reason veins are blue is because skin absorbs blue light. The subcutaneous fat will only allow blue light to penetrate to the veins, so this is what you see reflected back by your retina.”
― Freida McFadden, The Boyfriend