Francine Pascal Quotes

“A new day, a new headache.”
― Francine Pascal, Too Many Doubts

“Jessica might not have loved Liam, but she needed him.”
― Francine Pascal, Too Many Doubts

“We’re not in high school anymore. — Are you kidding? All of life is high school.”
― Francine Pascal, Too Many Doubts

“And I know that all of you believe in the importance of leaving the world in a better place than when we found it.”
― Francine Pascal, Too Many Doubts

“The truth wasn’t going to set her free; it was going to make her rich.”
― Francine Pascal, Secrets and Seductions

“It used to be so easy. Sure, high school seemed like a killer—each new day brought some new drama—but in hindsight, all of her problems that had seemed so big then were really pretty small.”
― Francine Pascal, Secrets and Seductions

“Why does he want to know what you are doing every minute of the day?”
“I know it sounds annoying…”
“More like stalkerish.”
“To you, maybe, but for me it’s just what I need right now, okay, Liz? Unconditional love. Some guy who will just be there for me. I mean, at least he cares where I am. Who else does?”
― Francine Pascal, Secrets and Seductions

“There would always be a part of him that would want to be with her.”
― Francine Pascal, Secrets and Seductions

“Annie loved a man who took control, a man who knew what he wanted and wasn’t afraid to take it.”
― Francine Pascal, Cutting the Ties

“I hate the sound of his name. I hate everything about him. I hate that he ever had you.”
― Francine Pascal, Cutting the Ties

“The words were out, and she couldn’t take them back. The silence hung over them, like a thick, itchy blanket that both wanted to get rid of, but neither one knew how to throw off. For a second, Jessica thought about trying to apologize. Had she gone too far?”
― Francine Pascal, Cutting the Ties

“She hated that her life had become a constant battle with the one person she really loved.”
― Francine Pascal, Cutting the Ties

“After months of agony and loneliness apart, they both realized there was no choice; they had to be together.”
― Francine Pascal, Bittersweet