“There’s no such thing as repayment or scorecards in friendship. If you need me, tell me, and I’ll be there no matter what.”
― Stacy Borel, quote from Bender
“Because with that one look, I knew you were the girl who could ruin me.”
― Stacy Borel, quote from Bender
“I don’t look like the other girls, Camden.” “I know. That’s what makes you perfect.” And just like that, he melted me.”
― Stacy Borel, quote from Bender
“A girl like you should never cry unless it’s tears of happiness.”
― Stacy Borel, quote from Bender
“There’s no such thing as repayment or scorecards in friendship.”
― Stacy Borel, quote from Bender
“I let a few seconds pass by. “I am sure that Macie and Dodger won’t judge you for your eccentric musical tastes. In fact I’m sure they’d sing right along with…AAAAAHHHH!” I screamed as his fingers came down and wiggled against my armpits. I was laughing so hard tears were streaming from my eyes. “Stop, stop, stop!” “Say it.” His voice was gruff but playful. He stopped moving. Taking a deep breath I sang, “Near, far, wherever you are…”
― Stacy Borel, quote from Bender
“You’re mine. Tell me you’re mine.” He wants to talk? Like right now?”
― Stacy Borel, quote from Bender
“My words came out as barely a whisper. I heard”
― Stacy Borel, quote from Bender
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“Because if I see you defeated, then I think I will see Alban defeated, and if that happens, none of us can go on. To guard you is to guard the heart of this land of ours.”
― Juliet Marillier, quote from Shadowfell
“He had worked out long ago that police officers evaluated a citizen on the
basis of three factors—his appearance, his occupation, and the way he
spoke; according to this assessment, a citizen in a police station would
either be treated with respect or despised and beaten.”
― Alaa Al Aswany, quote from The Yacoubian Building
“Sunday “Well then, as I have just told you, they devoted each day of the week to productions in one or another special branch of knowledge—either works of their hands, or some other form of consciously designed being-manifestation “Thus, Monday was devoted to the first group, and this day was called the ‘day of religious and civil ceremonies’, “Tuesday was allotted to the second group, and was called the ‘day of architecture’, “Wednesday was called the ‘day of painting’, “Thursday, the ‘day of religious and popular dances’, “Friday, the ‘day of sculpture’, “Saturday, the ‘day of the mysteries’ or, as it was also called, the ‘day of the theater’, “Sunday, the ‘day of music and song”
― G.I. Gurdjieff, quote from Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson
“But Jaypaw seemed to be guided by invisible paws, as though he walked in a secret world she could never be part of. They”
― Erin Hunter, quote from Dark River
“People might think that five-year-olds can't be cruel, but I have some strong evidence to the contrary".”
― Vera Brosgol, quote from Anya's Ghost
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