Prajakta Koli > Quotes

“It must have seemed like a ramble to her, because for the first time in forever Rhea replied with a nod. No counter argument, no alternative explanation, no looking for the silver lining… nothing. Just a nod.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“She didn’t speak much but there was something so warm and calming about her that I found myself wanting to spend more time by her side.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“Please don’t read into the situation more than needed.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I wasn’t even thinking of him.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I work better in silence.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“Are you staying?’ I asked him again.
‘Nope. I’m walking you home.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I’d decided, I was going to look for it one last time and then let it go.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I might not be the friendliest face in most rooms, but I generally wasn’t mean to people I didn’t know either.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“My parents had been with me through every rough day, every heartbreak and every roadblock I had faced growing up.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“Words. Use your words.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I’m pathetic. I know.’ I buried my face in my hands.
‘Aww, baby, you’re not pathetic,’ Martin half-said, half-laughed as he pulled me into a hug. ‘You’re just a li’l dorky. I’m sure he’s into that.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I grew up watching my parents love each day of building the company with dignity and pride, and I honestly couldn’t wait to take on that responsibility.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I blurted out the thought that had been eating at me.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“She was the least dramatic among the present company. Especially in matters of the head and the heart.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I had never wanted anything other than to be like Papa.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I don’t remember the last time I walked on the streets of this city that I love so much.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I was raised to be proud of anything my hard work produced and I’ve been taught never to forget that.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I can’t make you come if you don’t move when I move, you know.’

I laughed and followed her.
She really was something else.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“The city, with no regard for the weekend, was already up and running.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“Every few metres he slowed down to match my pace, and I picked up mine to match his whenever I felt the warmth of his company moving away from me.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I didn’t have to get into the family business if I didn’t want to. And as much as I appreciated being given the choice, I never once thought of doing anything else with my life.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“What was it about my time with her last evening that made me want to question everything I’d ever felt for anyone before this?”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“Why do you always do this?”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“Had I played too hard to get?”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“He’ll come if he wants to,’ she said in her calm voice.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“There was something about the way she looked at me.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I always had things to do, places to be, people to meet. And when I didn’t, I stayed home.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“My life was just fine before all of this happened and it will continue to be fine without him.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I yelled, louder than I needed to.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True

“I’ve never been a fan of the rains. Especially untimely ones, the ones I don’t have the chance to mentally prepare for.”
― Prajakta Koli, Too Good To Be True