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“She never learned how to read people, how to pick up the corner of a sentence and peer underneath.”

“It’s as if all the light in the world has been swept into a pile, leaving a few crumbs scattered around it.”

“Her preoccupation has been with asking questions rather than the consequences of finding the answers.”

“Why would any species that dies so easily invent something as terrifying as murder?”

“Somebody must have truly hated her to have done this. They murdered her and kept on murdering her long after she was dead. They were digging for her soul, trying to kill her ghost.”

“If she had any tolerance for lying, she could convince herself it was just another Tuesday.”

“…but answers are elusive, and asking for two at a time feels greedy.”

“I doubt he’ll answer your questions.”
“That’s no reason not to ask them.”

“I’m trying to play chess, but Adil’s walking around with a cricket bat.”

“Sometimes the only way to win a game is to let the pieces think they’re the ones playing it.”