Mario Zrobok

“In life and motherhood, especially motherhood of teenagers, you have to pick your battles.”
― Freida McFadden, Dear Debbie

“Everyone lies and everyone dies. Those are the only two things you can be sure of in this uncertain world. Twilight is my happy place. That thin line of time that separates night from day, and day from night. Twilight. Sunset. Nightfall. When we give things different names, it's easier to pretend they're not the same. Like love and heartbreak. No joy lasts forever. No sorrow lasts forever, and time is too precious to waste.”
― Alice Feeney, My Husband's Wife

“How are you feeling?” At first she’s silent. “The longer they’re gone, the easier it gets,” she finally says. “But that’s when the guilt and shame kick in, because it should never get any easier.”
― Mary Kubica, It's Not Her

“No one kills without a purpose, even if that purpose is something horrible like “death excites me” or “I wanted to see what it was like.” But Lee didn’t want to taste James’s blood, didn’t want to hold that horrible feeling of an entire star system collapsing in his chest. Lee was full of dead stars and empty universes now. There was a reason, but he couldn’t remember it.”
― Kylie Lee Baker, Japanese Gothic