Hayden Wand > Quotes

“Do you think God truly meant for us to keep Him locked in the church? Is He our Sunday pocket watch we only pull out for weddings and funerals and church services? He wishes for us to think about Him wherever we are. And a voice singing His praises at a ball is far less irreverent than a stone-cold heart sitting in a pew on Sunday morning.”
― Hayden Wand, Hidden Pearls

“She hated colds. There was nothing romantic about them. Fainting spells were dramatic, life-threatening illnesses were interesting, and a handsome prince could always rescue you in the case of a twisted ankle, but all colds produced were puffy eyes and a red nose.”
― Hayden Wand, Hidden Pearls

“You’re dead,” Amyot said, bearing down upon Benedict.

Benedict flashed an exhausted grin. “I don’t think Death likes me,” he said breathlessly. “We keep running in to each other before deciding to go our separate ways.”
― Hayden Wand, Once: Six Historically Inspired Fairytales

“You lied to me,” she said.

“I omitted information.” He paused. “Which may be just as deplorable.”
― Hayden Wand, Once: Six Historically Inspired Fairytales

“You can’t even stay dead like a reasonable person!” he yelled, overjoyed at the sight of his brother.

“What, you didn’t miss me?”
― Hayden Wand, Once: Six Historically Inspired Fairytales

“I was not going to stand for being sassed by the undead in my own home.”
― Hayden Wand, For Elise

“Maybe happiness isn't something to be analyzed; maybe it's just something to hold onto.”
― Hayden Wand, For Elise

“The other passenger is a middle-aged bachelor by the ambiguous name of Mr. Jones. In my spare time (of which I possess abundantly) I have imagined his identity to be an alias, and that he is truly a French spy sent to gather information about our ships. It sounds very intriguing, does it not? But the truth is Mr. Jones is a very uninteresting man who talks of nothing but the races and his prize thoroughbred, Osiris. The only villainous aspect of him is his dark moustache, which is oiled to perfection.”
― Hayden Wand, Hidden Pearls