Chelsea Quotes

“If you really loved her, you'd kiss her tears and bumps and bruises the same way you kiss her lips. You'd stand by her side when she's at her absolute worsts and doesn't think she deserves it. Real love is hard and messy and painful. Real love is sticking around when the ugly parts make you want to run away.”
― Julie Ann Walker, Fuel for Fire

“I guess this is it," Chelsea said. "The beginning of good-bye.”
― Melissa J. Morgan, Suddenly Last Summer

“The only reason I really believe in my own goodness is because I see it reflected in her eyes
-Jake Becker”
― Emma Chase, Sidebarred

“I sipped my hot, sweet, milky tea, feeling myself settle, center. I couldn't possibly stay in a state of high emotion, and there was a lot to get through in the next few days or weeks. Right this minute, I could enjoy this table in a bakery in a small English village. The place was clearing out, and the chelsea bun beckoned. It was a coil of pastry laced with currants and a hint of lemon zest, quite sweet. I gave it the attention it deserved, since a person couldn't be pigging out on pastries and eggs and bacon all the time. Not me, anyway. Unlike my slender mother, I was built of rounder stuff, and I hadn't been able to walk as much as was my habit.
In the meantime, the tea was excellent, served in a sturdy silver pot with a mug that didn't seem to match any other mug on the tables. The room smelled of yeast and coffee and cinnamon and the perfume of a woman who had walked by. Light classical music played quietly. From the kitchen came voices engaged in the production of all the goods in the case. A rich sense of well-being spread through me, and I realized that my leg didn't hurt at all.”
― Barbara O'Neal, The Art of Inheriting Secrets

“Chelsea es la opción razonable de la gente que podría permitirse no serlo.”
― Enric González, Historias de Londres

“When it comes to love, there's no weakness in forgiveness”
― Julie Ann Walker, Fuel for Fire

“Now that the neighborhood is nice enough for galleries there aren’t many artists left.”
― Jeremiah Moss