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"I can’t stand that she calls her unborn child “little tuna”" — Mar 08, 2026 03:02AM
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"I have a goal of reading more classic literature this year." — Feb 15, 2026 06:21AM
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"Oh boy here we go. I have no idea what to expect." — Feb 05, 2026 08:31AM
"Oh boy here we go. I have no idea what to expect." — Feb 05, 2026 08:31AM
“I did know, however, that there is something about you. That you tirelessly study people. Figure out who they are, what they want, and then mold yourself into whatever shape you think will fit them. I’ve seen you play half a dozen different roles for half a dozen different situations, switching personalities like you’re channel surfing, and I still have no idea who you are. So I think it’s within my right to be concerned for my brother. And I think it’s within my right to be curious about you.”
― Love, Theoretically
― Love, Theoretically
“It may no’ work out the way ye plan, but it may just work out the way He planned.”
― A Winter Wedding
― A Winter Wedding
“Had the captain read that from some book entitled How to Infuriate Free and Independent Women? Perhaps he had written it.”
― No Rest for the Wicked
― No Rest for the Wicked
“Uterus. You made reference to it with the ill-advised hysterics comment. You are aware that the word hysterical comes from the Latin root word meaning uterus, based on the odd notion that insanity in women is brought on by a wandering uterus.” Marchford stared at her and said nothing. “A strange idea indeed, for everyone knows insanity in women is clearly caused by men.”
― A Winter Wedding
― A Winter Wedding
“Sometimes, deciding on what to eat felt like the biggest decision of her life, the endless options overwhelming her, swarming her brain in a dysfunctional tangle of choices, until she knew she’d make the wrong decision regardless and just blurted out the next thing her eyes landed on.”
― Lizzie Blake's Best Mistake
― Lizzie Blake's Best Mistake
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