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“I said I wanted to, not that I was going to. I’m looking through the windows of the mental asylum, not going through the door.�
I stretch. “Well, Emmy or not, the man has offended my honour and he’s going to pay.� “How?� asks Gabe, slightly nervously. “Is it something which means I need to give you my business card, in case it goes wrong?� I smirk. “It’s perfect. He thinks models are complete morons. I’m going to show him a moron. I’m going to scale the heights of moron. I’m going so high, I’ll find a new species of moron.� I snap my attention back to him. “So, maybe yes, you’d better give me your card. You know, just in case.�
“I want to keep Jude,� Billy says to Asa earnestly. “Can we, Daddy, please?� “We can’t keep people, baby,� Asa says in a deep voice, looking into my eyes. “They’re not pets and they choose for themselves to go or stay. We have to leave the door open, because otherwise we’ve trapped them, and that’s a terrible thing to do to a human being.�
“Yes, it really is. Love is simple. Humans are complicated.�
there is nothing more powerful or strong than a family. It has hundreds of graduating ties and bindings which float around you all the time, wrapping you up in them and holding you tight.
