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" Finn swore and swung on me, his eyes darting between me and the road. “You don’t have a filter, do you? You just say whatever the hell comes into your head!”

“You just told me no games. You just told me to say it like it is. That’s what I’m doing.”

“There’s a big difference between saying it like it is and telling all there is to tell!”

“You’re probably right.” I nodded. “I’ve always been . . . blunt, but something happened to me when I let go on the bridge,” I explained softly. “My give-a-damn broke. I don’t care anymore. I just don’t. I’m not afraid. I’m not feeling suicidal, but I don’t give a rat’s ass. Does that make any sense?”

Finn nodded. “Yeah. It does. I’ve been there myself. But I just fixed my give-a-damn, unfortunately. So you need to have a little respect and show a little restraint. Deal?”

“Okay.” I sighed. “Tell it like it is, but only in doses Clyde can handle. Got it.”

“Thank you,” he said sarcastically.

I resolved to freeze him out and didn’t say another word, staring out the window, composing song lyrics in my head so I wouldn’t go crazy. "

Amy Harmon , Infinity + One


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Amy Harmon quote : Finn swore and swung on me, his eyes darting between me and the road. “You don’t have a filter, do you? You just say whatever the hell comes into your head!”<br /><br />“You just told me no games. You just told me to say it like it is. That’s what I’m doing.”<br /><br />“There’s a big difference between saying it like it is and telling all there is to tell!”<br /><br />“You’re probably right.” I nodded. “I’ve always been . . . blunt, but something happened to me when I let go on the bridge,” I explained softly. “My give-a-damn broke. I don’t care anymore. I just don’t. I’m not afraid. I’m not feeling suicidal, but I don’t give a rat’s ass. Does that make any sense?”<br /><br />Finn nodded. “Yeah. It does. I’ve been there myself. But I just fixed my give-a-damn, unfortunately. So you need to have a little respect and show a little restraint. Deal?”<br /><br />“Okay.” I sighed. “Tell it like it is, but only in doses Clyde can handle. Got it.”<br /><br />“Thank you,” he said sarcastically.<br /><br />I resolved to freeze him out and didn’t say another word, staring out the window, composing song lyrics in my head so I wouldn’t go crazy.