Mollie Anderson > Quotes

“Don’t run from the good stuff. Don’t talk yourself out of joy. Don’t wait for permission to live a life that fills you up.”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop

“He knew more than anyone how much the long hours”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop

“His head dipped”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop

“Banks always knew exactly when to pull her out of her own head. And he never left her there alone.”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop

“Being back in Bellmere felt like slipping on an old sweater—soft in some places, scratchy in others. There was comfort here, sure. But there were ghosts, too. Not the haunted kind. The memory kind.”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop

“He reached under the table and tapped his knuckle lightly against her knee. “It’s been better with you here. Just saying.”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop

“His gaze dipped”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop

“She felt… content. Peaceful. Except for the moments when she’d pause in the middle of the kitchen”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop

“Murphy lay her head back down on the counter”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop

“Come and Get Your Love”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop

“There was a certain weight to him she’d always noticed—not heavy in a way that dragged him down”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop

“Murphy soaked it all in—the laughter, the smell of fresh pretzels from the kitchen, the acoustic playlist humming through the speakers. It was the kind of place where everyone knew your coffee order, your dog’s name, and how many times you cried watching the last episode of Friday Night Lights.”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop

“She nudged his thigh with her foot. “Thanks for making me dinner.” “You don’t have to thank me,” he said. “You don’t even need to ask.”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop

“The smell of warm pretzels and cider filled the air”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop

“We tried to make it work for a few months after that fight. But eventually she gave me an ultimatum. Her… or you.” He glanced at her”
― Mollie Anderson, The Maine Stop