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[lucysunderground]

favorite reads ☆ Sadie by Courtney Summers 

“How do you forgive the people who are supposed to protect you? Sometimes, I don't know what I miss more; everything I've lost or everything I never had.”

[hvrrycameron]

for some people, the future ahead is opportunity. for others, it’s only time you haven’t met and where I lived, it was only time. you don’t waste your breath trying to protect it. you just try to s u r v i v e it until one day, you don’t.

[natarajja]

For my friend, Adrianne: Sαԃιҽ Mαɾϙυαɾԃƚ

crazy isolations & rolls. . . LOV3 her workouts!

[andruwminyrd]

books read in 2020. sadie by courtney summers

and sadie, if you’re out there, please let me know. because i can’t take another dead girl.

[cortland]

Books I’ve Read ⟶ Sadie - Courtney Summers

I wish this was a love story. A love story about lovers whose mouths meet like two puzzle pieces fitting perfectly into place, about the electric feeling of one person's name on the other's tongue because no one has ever spoken them out loud like that before. About people who spend the night together looking at the stars until entire constellations exist within them. Everyone is perfect in that indistinct way most characters are and every perfectly constructed scene in their fictional lives is somehow more real than anything you've known or lived. Love stories, romances, leave a person secure in the knowledge they'll end Happily Ever After and who wouldn't want a story like that? I wish this was a love story because I know how it goes in one like mine, where the only moments of reprieve are the spaces between its lines.

[hilokaul]

“But love is complicated, it’s messy. It can inspire selflessness, selfishness, our greatest accomplishments and our hardest mistakes. It brings us together and it can just as easily drive us apart.” 

[fbdo1986]

ACTRESS MOODBOARD: sadie sink!

“oh, comfort is key!”

[tonytoponi]

Favorite Books | SADIE

I wish this was a love story. A love story about lovers whose mouths meet like two puzzle pieces fitting perfectly into place, about the electric feeling of one person's name on the other's tongue because no one has ever spoken them out loud like that before. About people who spend the night together looking at the stars until entire constellations exist within them. Everyone is perfect in that indistinct way most characters are and every perfectly constructed scene in their fictional lives is somehow more real than anything you've known or lived. Love stories, romances, leave a person secure in the knowledge they'll end Happily Ever After and who wouldn't want a story like that? I wish this was a love story because I know how it goes in one like mine, where the only moments of reprieve are the spaces between its lines.