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“Because if you don't even believe in the possibility of magic you will never ever find it.”
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“How could parents raise children and then watch them walk out of their lives? Were thy all masochists? Why would they do that to themselves? He knew the answer deep down; he'd felt it when Chrissie told him she loved him. They did because for all the pain and heartache children brough, they gave back equal amounts of pure, limmitless joy.”
― A Family Affair
― A Family Affair
“everything—sound, sight, feeling, certainly understanding. Christine remembered little of that night other than the smear of life and loss pulling her under, sinking her soul, and the sight of her mother crumpled in a chair with Uncle Harry and his glass of Johnny Walker Red. A man called, he’d said…”
― A Family Affair
― A Family Affair
“It was true that one could be more alone with someone than by oneself.”
― A Family Affair
― A Family Affair
“How does a mother tell her child that the memories he holds of his father are incorrect, that the truth does not even remotely resemble the memory? How does she tell him about the gaping holes in the recall that make it all a sham?”
― A Family Affair
― A Family Affair
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