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think I always will because that’s what happens when someone dies. My love for her froze in that state forever, and I’ll never fall out of love with her because she was never around to let me.
“You have health and beauty and wit so sharp a man might cut himself and think the bleeding a privilege.”
― An Impossible Impostor
― An Impossible Impostor
“He was not another half, for I was whole unto myself. But he was my mirror, and in him I saw reflected all that I liked best in me. I saw honesty and pride, loyalty, and a willingness to stand, however difficult, in service of one's principles. He was a twin soul to my own, and if I had not loved him so much, I would never have feared so much losing him.”
― A Murderous Relation
― A Murderous Relation
“Angel was too feeble a word for her. She was heaven entire, embodied in a woman’s body. She was every superlative in every ridiculous emotional dictionary printed in a man’s heart.”
― The Ornithologist's Field Guide to Love
― The Ornithologist's Field Guide to Love
“He’d never fallen so fast for a woman before. Or perhaps it was more accurate to say that she uplifted him, drawing him out of cynicism into a happiness he was enjoying wholeheartedly; a happiness that had taken him so off-guard, his usual defenses were useless against it. Then again, maybe he didn’t want to employ them anymore. Beth was welcome in.”
― The Ornithologist's Field Guide to Love
― The Ornithologist's Field Guide to Love
“It’s morning,” he murmured sleepily. “The first morning.” He said nothing else, but I understood him. This was the first morning we had awakened in each other’s arms, but it was more than that. This was the first morning ever, the beginning of all creation as far as I was concerned. A new life for us had begun, hand in hand, arm in arm, facing down the rest of the world. What adventures would await us!”
― A Murderous Relation
― A Murderous Relation
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