Dayna

“People don’t actually care about fixing you. They just want to shape your broken pieces until they fit their standards. Smooth ’em out, make ’em less sharp, so they don’t cut so deep when they collect ’em. But you ain’t any less broken.”
― H.D. Carlton, Does It Hurt?

“Lottie, trust me when I say you’re not imposing. I want you in my house, in my room, in my bed. I want you on my couch, holding my hand while watching a show you’ve forced me to reluctantly binge. I want you in my pool, skinny-dipping like you enjoy so much. I want you on my roof, feeling the rain bounce off you during a storm. I want you at my dining room table, eating dinner next to me, giving me a hard time for whatever reason you come up with that day.” He lifts my knuckles to his lips and places a soft kiss to them. “I want you, okay?”
― Meghan Quinn, A Not So Meet Cute

“Even the best things in life have consequences.”
― Lauren Asher, The Fine Print Extended Epilogue

“I realized, with depressing clarity, that she wasn’t the venom at all. She was the antidote. But the quantities were all off.”
― Parker S. Huntington, Darling Venom