Heidi Ramsay

“He understood now that love was sacrifice. It meant placing the existence of another ahead of your own.”
― Guillermo del Toro, Encounter

“This was not the way we were meant to end up; we were supposed to get our hard-earned, written-in-the-stars, course-of-true-love-never-did-run-smooth-but-comes-good-eventually happy ever after.”
― Mike Gayle, The One That Got Away

“You see, that’s the problem with “what ifs”, they work both ways, so if you think about it, they sort of cancel each other out. And all that’s left, all that matters, are the choices we make, choices that don’t come with a single assurance that they’re not going to end in disaster. Is there a chance that things might not work? Absolutely. But is there a chance they might? Most definitely. It’s like something my dad once told me, something he read in a self-help book: life doesn’t come with any guarantees, all you get – all any of us get – is what we get. So, in the end, all you can do is put your best foot forward, and keep doing that ’til the day you die.”
― Mike Gayle, The One That Got Away

“When you have been best friends with someone since primary school, you go through a lot; good times, bad times, stupid times, messy times, all sorts, and that’s when you find out who your true friends really are.”
― T.A. Rosewood, Reasonable Lies