“...somewhere in the world, there is a cafe and within those walls, he is there, hoping just as much as you.”

“Stop looking for me,” Love replied, “and I will find you.”

“Their purpose isn't to save you, but to show you how to save yourself.”

A dear friend I only met today at 3 a.m. - this book found words within me I didn't even know were there.

“We had no ending, no said good-bye. For all my life, I'll wonder why.”

“I do know what it is like to love someone who I cannot be with.”

“Take all the time you need.”

I never knew how crying while reading a book felt like until I've read this one.

“Because hope, no matter how irrational, is a powerful thing.”

Reading it was like being thrown into a world where all you can do is read about the characters as they defy what destiny has in store. And that is one of the painfully beautiful things about books like this. It breaks your heart, but you don‘t mind.

Forget Tomorrow is a book that made a mark in my heart. It‘s a story of bravery. For family. For friendship. For love. For freedom. It deserves a rating I rarely give. A rating not defined by a number.

An infinity symbol. ∞