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Crash Test Love

The last thing Henry Arlington wants is a girlfriend. He's just very, very good with girls—reading their body language, knowing what they want to hear, and more importantly: getting them into the backseat of his car. But all that changes when he meets Gar

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Ted Michael (8)

“So here’s my question: when you lose the most important person to you in the entire world, where is all the love – love you never even knew you were capable of – supposed to go?”

— Ted Michael, amazon.com

Tagged: Regrets, Disappointment, Failed Relationship

“Just because two people don’t wind up spending their entire lives together doesn’t mean their relationship was a failure.”

— Ted Michael, amazon.com

Tagged: Love, Relationship, Failure, Ending up together

“Just because two people don’t wind up spending their entire lives together doesn’t mean their relationship was a failure.”

— Ted Michael, amazon.com

Tagged: Wind up, Relationship, Failure

“So here’s my question: when you lose the most important person to you in the entire world, where is all the love – love you never even knew you were capable of – supposed to go?”

— Ted Michael, amazon.com

Tagged: Love, Losing Someone, Letting Go, Broken Hearts

“So here's my question: when you lose the most important person to you in the entire world, where is all the love—love you never even knew you were capable of—supposed to go?”

— Ted Michael, amazon.com

Tagged: Heartbreak

“Sometimes, the truth comes out in ways you wish it didn’t; all you can do is hope that someday you will be forgiven, that the blemish will be erased from the permanent record known as your soul.”

— Ted Michael, amazon.com

Tagged: Truth, Hope, forgiveness, Soul

“Sometimes, the truth comes out in ways you wish it didn’t; all you can do is hope that someday you will be forgiven, that the blemish will be erased from the permanent record known as your soul.”

— Ted Michael, amazon.com

Tagged: Faults, Life, Mistakes, Regrets, Hope

“Just because two people don’t wind up spending their entire lives together doesn’t mean their relationship was a failure.”

— Ted Michael, amazon.com

Tagged: Relationships, Breaking Up, Was My Marriage a Failure?