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It didn’t matter how old I was–when Brooks was involved, I was thirteen years old again, watching an eighteen-year-old him bale hay without a shirt.
“How long has it been since the sperm donor fucked off?” “A couple of months, I guess.” Fifty-seven days. Ten hours. Forty-two minutes.”
― Wolfsong
― Wolfsong
“The love stories sold us the wrong thing. The best kind of love doesn’t happen on moonlit walks and romantic vacations. It happens in between the folds of everyday life. It’s not grand gestures that show how you feel, it’s all the little secret things you do to make her life better that you never tell her about. Taking the end piece of the bread at breakfast so she can have the last middle piece for her sandwich when you pack her lunch. Making sure her car always has gas so she never has to stop at the pump. Telling her you’re not cold and to take your jacket when you are in fact, very, very cold. It’s watching TV on a rainy Sunday while you’re doing laundry and turning her light off when she’s fallen asleep reading. Sharing pizza crusts and laughing about something the kids did and taking care of each other when you’re sick. It isn’t glamorous, it isn’t all butterflies and stars in your eyes. It’s real. This is the kind of love that forever is made of. Because if it’s this good when life is draining and mundane and hard, think of how wonderful it will be when the love songs are playing and the moon is out.”
― Just for the Summer
― Just for the Summer
“He’s gone, Justin. May God rest his soul.” I blinked at her. “Your boyfriend died?” “He’s dead to me.”
― Just for the Summer
― Just for the Summer
“Ox?” she asked. “What’s going on?” She looked very tired. “Hey, Mom,” I said. “Why are you crying?” “I’m not.” And I wasn’t, because I was a man now.”
― Wolfsong
― Wolfsong
“You think we can trust them?” Jack questioned. He sounded irritated, as if something was bothering him. “We’ve trusted all the others,” Adaira replied, studying his frown. He looked tired, and she wondered if he had been restless last night. “Yes, Adaira. We nearly drowned the first time, and the second? I was one breath away from being immortalized as grass.”
― A River Enchanted
― A River Enchanted
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