Quotes from Breaking Rules

Tracie Puckett ·  250 pages

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“Because one of these days, someone's going to come along, someone who deserves your time and attention, someone who might really care about you, and you're going to be too far gone to even see what's right in front of your face. You're going to miss out on true love, Mandy.”
― Tracie Puckett, quote from Breaking Rules


“If you want things to change, then you have to change them.”
― Tracie Puckett, quote from Breaking Rules


“ducked away and took a few steps backward in the direction of her door.”
― Tracie Puckett, quote from Breaking Rules


“and squeezed in a few minutes for minimal make-up,”
― Tracie Puckett, quote from Breaking Rules


“ducked away and took a few steps backward in the direction of her door. Somehow,”
― Tracie Puckett, quote from Breaking Rules



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Tracie Puckett
Born place: The United States
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