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The Patient's Secret
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nothing is more desirable than to be released from an affliction, it also holds true that nothing is more terrifying than to be divested of a crutch.
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Megan Miranda
“I stared off into the night—the shadows against the dark—drifting in and out of consciousness. The shadows shifting as clouds passed in front of the moon. The dark shapes in my peripheral vision, creeping like monsters.”
― Megan Miranda, All the Missing Girls

Megan Miranda
“Even the strong are lonely. Even the adored are sad.”
― Megan Miranda, All the Missing Girls

Loreth Anne White
“There’s also a word in German, Sehnsucht, used to describe an indefinable and intense yearning for a person, or place, or an experience, or state that is unattainable or beyond one’s current reach. Like saudade, it’s associated with nostalgia, melancholy, unfulfilled dreams—a concept much explored in German literature, philosophy, and psychology, and often considered a fundamental part of the human experience.” Her gaze meets Chloe’s again. “This loneliness resides deep inside every one of us, whether a person is in a relationship, a marriage, or a group, or a city—it’s a shadowy part of who we are as humans.”
― Loreth Anne White, The Swimmer

Kathryn Croft
“Lies, he knows, only get bigger until they bury the teller under an avalanche.”
― Kathryn Croft, I Know What I Saw

Gregg Olsen
“Release the poison that’s hurting me inside. When I’m doing it, I feel better. Really good. It’s like all the bad feelings just seep out. They’re just gone.”
― Gregg Olsen, I Know Where You Live

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