Whitney D. Grandison > Quotes

“I sat back in my seat and stared ahead, knowing full well that I was going to kill her by the end of the summer. I had two months to decide what to do with the body.”
― Whitney D. Grandison, A Love Hate Thing

“That our friendship hadn’t taken a hit.”
― Whitney D. Grandison, The Gilded

“It was eminent. It stood against time. The love I felt for Queen was the closest I would ever feel for another person next to my mother. Looking into Queen’s dark eyes, I felt peace and calm. I had found my kingdom. I was home.”
― Whitney D. Grandison, A Love Hate Thing

“My mother once taught me that women were paragraphs and men were sentences. You could text a guy what’s in your whole heart, just for him to respond with a few simple words.”
― Whitney D. Grandison, The Gilded

“I’m so afraid of starting something new outside of Chad, the norm, everything, but I can’t be stagnant, Tyson. I feel like I have no idea where I’m going in life anymore. The page is unwritten, and that scares me, but I’m going to be strong and face it head-on with a pen, not a pencil. Mistakes are bound to happen, but that’s life—you grow and you learn from it. Hurt, that’s inevitable, and so is growth. You have to let yourself grow and be happy—you can’t wallow in this state that you’re in.”
― Whitney D. Grandison, A Love Hate Thing

“Crying doesn’t make you weak. People rant all day about equality, but we allow women to cry and be emotional, yet we paint this picture of men being strong and that tears are not acceptable.”
― Whitney D. Grandison, A Love Hate Thing

“Nandy looked back at me and barely hid her smile as she nodded toward the T + N carving I’d made years before.”
― Whitney D. Grandison, A Love Hate Thing

“I just can’t get into a chico blanco flaco, sorry.”
― Whitney D. Grandison, A Love Hate Thing