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She loved it because I told it just for her. It was not entirely the truth. But so little of what I told anyone ever was. I had ceased feeling guilty long ago. Words and stories were tools to elicit the desired reactions in others, and I
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“Isn't it weird that everything that's coming out of my mouth is going directly into the past?”
― The Odds of Loving Grover Cleveland
― The Odds of Loving Grover Cleveland
“And that during moments of reflection, you began to understand, perhaps in a hundred silent ways, that it was once real. Because you still carried the pain. The pain was the evidence that it was real.”
― A Hundred Silent Ways
― A Hundred Silent Ways
“He showed me that there was another world where strangers helped strangers for no other reason than that it is good to do so, and where callousness was unusual, not the norm.”
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“Sweet sixteen is when the claws come out.”
― Foul Is Fair
― Foul Is Fair
“I can’t argue with that.” “Sure you could,” said John as we turned again to leave. “It just wouldn’t get you anywhere.” “The difference between you and I,” I said, “is that to me, those two statements mean the same thing.” “Never confuse actions with consequences,” he said as we carried Gustav outside. “You lose half your vocabulary.”
― A Night of Blacker Darkness: Being the Memoir of Frederick Whithers As Edited by Cecil G. Bagsworth III
― A Night of Blacker Darkness: Being the Memoir of Frederick Whithers As Edited by Cecil G. Bagsworth III
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