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1 " One of these days, I won't have a painful deadline! That's a lie, I probably always will. "
― Amy Daws , Challenge (Harris Brothers, #1)
2 " I’m drowning. I’m drowning in deep, dark, delirious destiny. I’m in a place I never want to leave. A place I never want to say goodbye to. A place I never want to let go. Just sinking further and further into a world I’ve never known. "
3 " She’s a necessary distraction. Nothing more. I need her here because if she’s not here I’ll have time to think about what’s really going on with me. "
4 " God, why does being bad feel so bloody good? "
5 " I’m drowning in deep, dark, delirious destiny. I’m in a place I never want to leave. A place I never want to say goodbye to. A place I never want to let go. Just sinking further and further into a world I’ve never known. "
6 " We both realised in that moment that med school prepared us for the answers, but it did not prepare us for the heartache. "
7 " For some bizarre reason, the notion feels like razors in my stomach as it tumbles out of my mouth. "
8 " All I want to do is take away the pain. I don’t want anything more in this world than to take away this pain she has in her. "
9 " Because I’m not right for this. I’m not right for you. "
10 " Slam your fist in the door as many times as you’d like, Brother, but it’s not going to hurt anyone but you. "
11 " Scoring my first goal as a Gunner felt like a million pounds. Realising I love Indie Porter…felt like a billion. "
12 " Then, just when I think things can’t get any worse—when I’m certain I can’t possibly feel anything more—he lies down beside me, pulls me into his arms, and softly whispers into my ear, “Thou art mine. "
13 " I hold her as tight as I can because, even though I’m inside of her, I still feel like she’s pulling away. "
14 " The one time I open myself up and allow myself to care about something more, it all implodes in my face. "
15 " The irony of all of this is that you are still the one doing the cutting. "
16 " Indie, I hurt you because I was angry. But you hurt me because you don’t care enough. One is certainly worse than the other. "
17 " I want to ask him, “what’s enough,” because I genuinely don’t know. But the one thing I do know is that I probably can’t feel it. "
