Quotes from Fearless Magic

“There are no mistakes, Eden, just different outcomes to our flawed expectations.”
― Rachel Higginson, quote from Fearless Magic

“You were patient all this time. I had to find myself first; I had to remember who I was and become the person I was meant to be. You have been there for me patiently while I searched for you, even when I didn't know I was looking for you, you were there.”
― Rachel Higginson, quote from Fearless Magic

“I believed I would never trust another person for as long as I lived. Yet, I couldn't help but trust him; the decision was made before I even realized what was happening. He forced my soul back into innocent belief, not by empty words or false promises but by consistent action that never failed. He was safe.”
― Rachel Higginson, quote from Fearless Magic

“He forced my soul back into innocent belief, not by empty words or false promises but by consistent action that never failed. He was safe.”
― Rachel Higginson, quote from Fearless Magic

“If there were only success in your life, you would not learn anything. Leadership is experience and you are still young. You still have much to learn about our people and war; it should not come easy to you. If it did, you would be robbed of life's most valuable teacher.”
― Rachel Higginson, quote from Fearless Magic

“Nevertheless this was life. I could wish that life was fair and that things were different, but this is what it was and I was determined to make the best of it. I needed to move forward, and fight the battles put in front of me and cherish the friendships that surrounded me.”
― Rachel Higginson, quote from Fearless Magic

“Whatever dude, just as long as you're ok with carrying this thing out looking like Disco Barbie, it's cool with us.”
― Rachel Higginson, quote from Fearless Magic

“I told you, E; we should have brought the explosives,' Xander grumbled underneath his breath in good humor.”
― Rachel Higginson, quote from Fearless Magic

“There are no mistakes, Eden, just different outcomes to our flawed expectations,' Gabriel recited with confidence.”
― Rachel Higginson, quote from Fearless Magic

“When Silas said Gabriel was a priest, I assumed he meant to a real congregation, not the caretaker of an empty building threatening to send the entire street of people to meet Jesus literally at any moment, and not just emotionally.”
― Rachel Higginson, quote from Fearless Magic

“One day, we will sit together and remember how we changed things. We will remember the way things used to be, and teach our children to be better than us. The generations that follow will remember with us. In that day, we will all be free, I vowed.”
― Rachel Higginson, quote from Fearless Magic

“With that admission, I knew I could walk away. Because I could admit what I genuinely wanted, I could also realize what I wanted would have consequences. And, I had goals and desires that went beyond the present, far beyond this dream and this moment.”
― Rachel Higginson, quote from Fearless Magic

“You are not a bad leader, Eden. If there were only success in your life, you would not learn anything. Leadership is experience and you are still young. You still have much to learn about our people and war; it should not come easy to you. If it did, you would be robbed of life's most valuable teacher.”
― Rachel Higginson, quote from Fearless Magic

“sometimes relationships don't make sense or fit into natural order, sometimes are were written in the stars.”
― Rachel Higginson, quote from Fearless Magic

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