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“Why can't we have a chance?" I ask Rufus.
"A chance at what?" He's looking around, taking pictures of the arena and the lines.
"A chance at another chance." I say.”
― They Both Die at the End
"A chance at what?" He's looking around, taking pictures of the arena and the lines.
"A chance at another chance." I say.”
― They Both Die at the End
“If anything, it only further proves my point: Mateo doesn’t deserve to die.”
― They Both Die at the End
― They Both Die at the End
“I cross the street without an arm to hold me back.”
― They Both Die at the End
― They Both Die at the End
“I doubt the world is in the mood for a miracle, so we know not to expect a happily-ever-after. I only care about the endings we lived through today. Like how I stopped being someone afraid of the world and the people in it.” “And I stopped being someone I don’t like,” I say. “You wouldn’t have liked me.” He’s tearing up and smiling. “And you wouldn’t have waited for me to be brave. Maybe it’s better to have gotten it right and been happy for one day instead of living a lifetime of wrongs.” He’s right about everything. We rest our heads on his pillows. I’m hoping we die in our sleep; that seems like the best way to go.”
― They Both Die at the End
― They Both Die at the End
“Getting up means leaving,” I say.
“Yeah,” Rufus says.
“Leaving means dying,” I say.
“Nah. Leaving means living before you die. Let’s bounce.”
― They Both Die at the End
“Yeah,” Rufus says.
“Leaving means dying,” I say.
“Nah. Leaving means living before you die. Let’s bounce.”
― They Both Die at the End
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