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“You match, you know? Your outsides and your insides are beautiful,” David says, and he throws one arm stiffly over my shoulder. The movement is awkward and clumsy and because of this awkwardness and clumsiness—not despite it—I’m charmed.”

Beautiful Charm Awkward Clumsy Inside Outside Arm David Drucker Kit Lowell Because Of

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“I spend the first week after screwing everything up with Kit too ashamed to do anything except write her a stupid text. I keep it short, limit it to the words I know can’t be the wrong ones: I’m sorry. I don’t trust myself not to make a bigger mess of things by saying more. Whenever I pick up the phone to text again, I freeze up with anxiety. I don’t feel like I deserve the chance to explain. I don’t even deserve to share the same air molecules as Kit.”

Chance Anxiety Deserve Sorry Words Ashamed Text Explain David Drucker Kit Lowell

Book:What to Say Next

Source: What to Say Next

“Her eyebrows knit, and she leans forward farther over the wheel. I wonder how long I could watch her think without getting bored. I estimate at least thirty-nine minutes.”

Think Watch David Drucker Kit Lowell Ruined Moment

Book:What to Say Next

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“I don’t know what to say to this. David Drucker has a theory about my metaphorical radio waves.”

Theory Metaphorical Radio Waves David Drucker Kit Lowell

Book:What to Say Next

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“I let David fill our table up with conversation, his words like cartoon bubbles taking up the space I can’t seem to fill. Which is a long way of saying if he wants to talk prime numbers, so be it.”

Space Quiet Conversation Talk David Drucker Kit Lowell

Book:What to Say Next

Source: What to Say Next

“Whatever, it’s, like, so rude that he said all that stuff about us,” Willow says, pouting, though she doesn’t actually look upset. More like she’s posing for a selfie. Do any of them have real human emotions? Why do I suddenly feel like I’m surrounded by actors cast as teenagers? Like I’m the only one with a real and messy life.”

Real Actors Teenagers Human Emotions Willow Selfie Kit Lowell Messy Life

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