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To 12-year-old, 17-year-old, 21-year-old and 30-year-old me. You were never the disaster you thought you were. It’s all going to work out.

Lucy Score

books I’ve read in 2023 📖 no. 021

Things We Hide from the Light by Lucy Score

“You’re not responsible for how you were brought up, but you are responsible for your actions and reactions once you’re an adult.”

📖 books i read in 2023: things we hide from the light by lucy score

“Whenever you’re close, everything is better. The closer you are, the easier I breathe… You take away the dark, the cold. And you remind me what it’s like to want to be here.”

Can I borrow a time machine so I can go back and read this again for the first time?

//Kintsugi//

Some things shatter, some things bloom

Jan 16

And things as they always do, fell apart and scattered all around me....It's been a few days into the new year, and my world has come apart more times than I can count, shattered beyond recognition but still, life has a way of fusing them back together again. Even if it doesn't fit the same way as before, doesn't matter if the cracks are big in some places and small in others, at least it's in one piece again.

And that's all that matters in the end, how things come together again, come to repair themselves and end up better than they were before. Sometimes you have to go through the fire to get to the other side of purity. Or to cleanse yourself again. Anything needing to be cleansed or purified has to go through the process of painful purification to become anew again. Same way with humans. We go through trails and tribulations, periods of deep darkness and depression, trials through fire, a terrifying and painful process to get to the other side of pain.

Sometimes if you let it and let yourself deepen your understanding of the universe around you, then you'll come to understand that pain or difficulties in its own way can be beautiful too. It's all in the perspective and how you look at it. If you view the glass as half empty then all you'll be able to focus on is the emptiness that resides in that glass and all that is wrong with it.

But if you look at the glass as half-full then your perspective shifts and the focus is on how the glass is half-full instead of empty, a sign that there's so many opportunities and the potential of good things waiting to start. The onus is you to realize that potential and turn it into some more and beautiful. Life is full of hidden blessings, the only thing is that more often than not it comes disguised as learning curves.

-Maiawrites

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When I’m looking at how long until the end of the chapter and see a spoiler

Just started Things We Left Behind and like....

You know it's gonna be a good rival to lovers when the waiter TAKES AWAY THE KNIVES when he drops off their food.

I've been thinking about this all day.

Knockemout Series 📖☕️

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just finished reading ‘things we left behind’ and I can’t believe the knockemout series is over. I loved every single word in these books. lucy score knows how to write an incredible story.

KNOCKEMOUT IS FINISHED!! *SOB*

I am definitely crying rn coz my babies are done. knockemout is over!. honestly though the entire book 3 of the series didn't live up to the hype as much as the extended epilogue did..

i am severely disappointed by lucian and sloane's story beacuse idk i had my expectation real high like way high so i was kinda looking to get dissapointed. to me though the whole "let's get married and have babies" shit was soo fast and like baseless, it was as if the author forgot that the book was ending and she just dropped the whole thing in the end so...yeah to me this book was so not worth the hype or the wait. but hey that's just me and i very rarely criticize someone's writing because i know that it takes a lot of time and effort to bring something in the market so i am definitely grateful to lucy score for giving us such gems like things we never got over and the whole knoeckemout series. it was a delight to live every couple's life.

ps~ i hated the way waylay's story ended. the girl had so much potential and worth, it's like putting her just in her mom's way.

currently reading “things we hide from the light” by lucy score. in love with the callback to the title of the first book (pg 143)