Megan Angelo Quotes

“She wanted the answer to the question. She was living in the before of something, and she was getting tired of it. The dangerous thing about the way she felt . . . was that she didn't know exactly what she wanted to happen, and she didn't care that she didn't know. Almost any change would do.”
― Megan Angelo, Followers

“The frustrating part of it, writing a book she wasn't really writing, was that she had been good at this once, when she was young.”
― Megan Angelo, Followers

“She wanted to be what she already was, even if nobody knew it yet: a celebrity. A person, exaggerated.”
― Megan Angelo, Followers

“Her aloneness was so random, so total and unprovoked . . .”
― Megan Angelo, Followers

“But it didn't really matter how much time she spent clicking around his life, how many times she entered his name into a search box or how many days she managed not to. She was always waiting, still.”
― Megan Angelo, Followers

“She was thinking that all that stretched in front of her was doing things she didn't want to do.”
― Megan Angelo, Followers

“. . . though she couldn't admit it directly, not even to herself.”
― Megan Angelo, Followers

“The smile she gave back to him made her feel like she was someone else, someone used to being part of things.”
― Megan Angelo, Followers

“She understood now, in a way that she hadn't in college, that waiting for him was just part of her life. That she would never really stop.”
― Megan Angelo, Followers

“How she would miss the sight of his face when he was finally done disappearing.”
― Megan Angelo, Followers

“She wanted him not to hold her; he couldn't let go just yet.”
― Megan Angelo, Followers

“The thought came out of nowhere and out of everything. It came from being used to finding out, again and again, that something she thought was real was not.”
― Megan Angelo, Followers

“Of course it had been easy to long for him then, when maintaining their personas was their full-time job, when the right quip or band tee or book in common was enough to make them fall for each other. She saw now that she had built her life around a flawed hypothesis.”
― Megan Angelo, Followers