Quotes from After We Fell

“I have come to learn that the people who
pretend to care the least actually care the
most.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“Nobody is a lost cause. They just think they are, so they don't even bother to try sometimes.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“There is a big difference between not being able to live without someone and loving them.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“No tears come, only memories. Memories and regrets.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“Existe una diferencia entre no ser capaz de vivir sin alguien y amarlo.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“It was the way she looked at me the whole time. That look said more than she ever could and, in turn, scared me more than her words alone ever could.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“Far from a normal-functioning relationship, but normal has never been our thing.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“I'm finally beginning to realize that you can only fight with someone over the same thing so many times before you're burned out.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“Women do too much shit to impress men who can barely tell the difference.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“Me concentro en mi futuro. El futuro que nadie puede quitarme, al que nadie me puede obligar a renunciar.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“Cada kilómetro se hace eterno..., cada segundo está lleno de recuerdos, de despedidas y de dudas.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“He has to see what he has. He has to know that you're serious this time. You have to let him miss you.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“No teas come, only memories. Memories and regrets.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“Nunca existe la distancia, no hay espacio entre nosotros.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“Okay, I spy something”—I look down at Hardin—“black.” “Hardin’s soul!” Landon shouts,”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“I have come to learn that the people who pretend to care the least actually care the most.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“You'd have to be insane to give up Seattle for someone who loves more than anything but is only willing to show it half of the time.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

“I look over to the girl again to make sure she’s actually there and this isn’t some freaky Christmas Carol–type shit where she’s an apparition that has come to teach me some sort of lesson.”
― Anna Todd, quote from After We Fell

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“Adults are not idiots

often in books such as this one, the opposite impression is given. Adults in those stories will either (a) get captured, (b) disappear conspicuously when there is trouble, or (c) refuse to help.
( im not sure what authors have against adults, but everyone seems to hate them to an extent usually reserved for dogs and mothers. Why else make them out to make such idiots? "Ah look, the dark lord of evil has come to attack the castle! Annnd. ther's my lunch break. Have fun saving the word on your own kids")
In the real world adults tend to get involved in everything whether you want them to or not. They won't disappear when the dark lord appears, though they may try to sue them.
This discrepancy is yet another proof that most books are fantasies while this book is utterly true and invaluable.
you see in this book, I will make it completely clear that adults are not idiots.
they are however hairy
Adults are like hairy kids who like to tell other what to do. Dispite what other books may claim they do have their uses, they can reach things on high shelves for instance...
Regardless, i often wish that the two groups-adults and kids- could find a way to get along better. Some sort of treaty or something. The biggest problem is the adults have one of the most effective recruitment stratagies in the world.
Give them enough time and they'll turn any kid into one of them.”
― Brandon Sanderson, quote from Alcatraz Versus the Scrivener's Bones

“Now you may have gotten the impression that there are absolutely no uses for Librarians. I'm sorry if I implied that. Librarians are very useful. For instance, they are useful if you are fishing for sharks and need some bait. They're also useful for throwing out windows to test the effects of concrete impact on horn-rimmed glasses. If you have enough Librarians, you can build bridges out of them. (Just like witches.)
And, unfortunately, they are also useful for organizing things.”
― Brandon Sanderson, quote from Alcatraz Versus the Knights of Crystallia

“Moving into the hallway, I make the mistake of looking down. The floor seems to drop out from under me, with nothing solid to support me but my own reflection.
I take a step, watching the sole of my bare left foot meet its twin rising up on the flipside. I get the weirdest sensation that I won't fall as long as I have the reversed images of my own feet to walk on.”
― Graham McNamee, quote from Bonechiller

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