Quote by Melissa de la Cruz

Jack Force was more than she had ever dared wish for, and he was better than a dream or a fantasy because he was real. He was far from perfect, moody and distant at times, and burdened with sharp temper and an impulsiveness that was part of his dark nature. But she felt more love for him than she thought possible. He wasn't perfect, but he was perfect for her. (Schuyler Van Alen)

Jack Force was more than she had ever dared wish for, and he

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In this quote, Schuyler Van Alen expresses her deep love for Jack Force despite his imperfections. She acknowledges that he may have flaws, such as moodiness and impulsiveness, but she still finds him to be everything she had ever wished for. This suggests that the reality of Jack surpasses any idealized dream or fantasy, making their bond even stronger. Schuyler believes that Jack, with his unique qualities, is the perfect match for her despite his shortcomings.

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