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Emma: I love you. Nick: I love you too. He put down his phone. Dr. Chen was watching him. "Emma?" "Yes." "You love her." "More than anything." "Does that scare you?" Nick looked at the painting of the boat. He still hated it. But for the first time, he understood why it was there. "It terrifies me," he said. "But I'm learning to be terrified and stay anyway." Dr. Chen smiled. "That's the definition of courage."

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“I don’t think I’m very brave.” “I disagree.” She frowned. “You barely know me.” “I know enough.” “You keep saying that.” “Because it’s true.” He turned toward her. “I’ve watched you spend years facing people who doubted you.” She looked away. “I didn’t have a choice.” “Exactly.” His voice softened. “Most people think courage is charging into battle.” He shook his head. “I think it’s getting out of bed every morning when the world has already decided who you are.” Emotion caught in her throat.

He handed it to Edmund and walked away to another couch where he made himself comfortable. He handed the book over to me. I took the book from him and read the title aloud. "More than just forgiveness. " I turned it around and saw that the book was written by my mom. I went through the outlines and scanned through the book Edmund had given me quietly. The book talked about various attributes of good people, emphasizing their dislike for taking revenge. The book relayed what revenge causes to people who want to exert it and what it takes from them. "Why are you suddenly going soft?" I asked Edmund.

he asked Amour. Amour just nodded and sat directly on the edge of Riga. Riga gave Amour one headset, intending to ask him to put on and listen to the song they were going to listen to together. “No matter what else you're going through, I hope you can fight it. I mean, fight with your courage,” Riga told Amour. Amour turned his gaze on the man next to him. “What if that person says that he is timid?” “Then don't be timid, he must be brave for himself. This world will never always be good, there will definitely be something that scares us. How do you do it? Yes, only one, fight with the courage we have,” Riga replied.

Alright reserved. © 2020 Belle Cassy October 27, 2020 This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. Chapter One: Introduction "We might look like a beast from the outside, but we are still normal creatures who also have emotions. It doesn't matter what you are, it's just the prejudice that made a person horrible. They only see you based on what they thought not on what they see... Open your eyes wider than yesterday and you'll see. -Grey

The book would only bring it back into sharper focus. I took a slow breath. “Some people were scared of what they didn’t understand. Two men loving each other and playing hockey made them angry. Bad people lied about us and tried to hurt us. But a lot of good people stood up for us too. That’s why we wrote the book—so people can know the real story.” “Are you scared the mean people will come back when the book comes out?” she asked. Callan answered first. “A little. But we’re stronger now. We have each other. We have you two. And we have a lot of people who love us.”

It becomes yours. If there is one thing I hope you take away from this book, it is the understanding that vulnerability is not weakness. Both Daisy and Liam, in their own ways, learn that allowing themselves to feel truly feel is what makes them human. In a world that often encourages us to be guarded, practical, and detached, choosing to open your heart can be the most difficult decision of all.

Do I put myself down and point out my flaws, or do I choose to be proud of what I can do instead? “It’s not impressive to go out when you are backed with immortality and power… The real courage and danger are in doing what you have. Alone…. Wolfless and lacking any defensive powers. For your sister who hurt you badly. And to make it this far and still want to keep going despite what you have already gone through…. Don’t you understand that you are stronger, braver…and fiercer than a femme who wolfed up young and stopped fearing the world.”

She paused, looking out at the horizon of attentive faces. “We are much more afraid of being happy than of suffering. Because suffering is familiar — we have learned how to move through it. Happiness is unknown territory. It’s where we wait for the other shoe to drop. This book is about learning to stay in unknown territory without waiting for catastrophe. It’s about discovering that you can be happy without being wrong for it.” And this third one was a declaration. The passage she chose to read was from the central chapter, the excerpt that had been the hardest and most honest to write: