“You think I don’t notice,” I said, smirking. “But I see what you and your Kindle do at night.” — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share Image
“You think I don’t notice,” I said, smirking. “But I see what you and your Kindle do at night.” — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share
“Watching someone you love go through difficult times is like being trapped in your own body but paralyzed. You want to yell at them,… — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share
“love ice cream, I love pancakes, I love the color blue — bullshit. Because when I said love — I meant I bled for… — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share
“Maybe it's not in the perfection of life that things make sense, but in the chaos.” — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share
“Wherever I am, whatever I'm doing, alive or dead, young or old, my heart will always be with yours. Every beat you feel against… — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share
“Moments with a girl like that? I knew they were one in a million and I was on a mission to capture them all.… — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share
“Just don’t give him your everything — not until you know the return will be the same.” — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share
“Sometimes I wonder if we ever truly let anyone completely in. The desire for another human being to know you, all of you, all… — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share
“The man has a mouth on him, let me tell you. His kiss could get a girl pregnant.” — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share
“The danger is never in loving someone — but losing your identity in the process.” — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share
“We don’t know what’s going to happen, but I can make a promise to you right now. Your hand’s going to be in mine… — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share
“It’s important to keep your options open. It’s important to live and not get so hung up on the past. The past is called… — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share
“After all, what girl wants to fall in love with a boy who doesn’t come to her rescue when she needs it most?” — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share
“Sometimes,when life gets hard, and people make you angry or even when you're scared, the best response is laughter.Laugh in the face of fear,… — Rachel Van Dyken Copy Share
