Quotes from Chasing Daisy

Paige Toon ·  432 pages

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“It's strange how the people you care about least, sometimes know you the best. You let your guard down with them because you don't mind that they see you, warts and all.”
― Paige Toon, quote from Chasing Daisy


“Life can be snatched away from you in an instant, but if you don´t give yourself up to love, even with all the risks of losing it, life isn´t worth living.”
― Paige Toon, quote from Chasing Daisy


“You can't always wait for fate, you have to step in.”
― Paige Toon, quote from Chasing Daisy


“He told me he fell for me the moment I shouted at him from across the street when he almost ran me off my scooter. I told him it took me longer than that. He doesn't care. I love him now, and that's all that matters.”
― Paige Toon, quote from Chasing Daisy


“although my sudden goosebumps have nothing to do with the climate.”
― Paige Toon, quote from Chasing Daisy



About the author

Paige Toon
Born place: The United Kingdom
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