Quotes from Fragile

Michelle Leighton ·  296 pages

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“Someday I'll marry you, Miracle. And maybe someday after that, I'll deserve you.”
― Michelle Leighton, quote from Fragile


“Tonight, you got your miracle. The day I saw you, siting with Mila in the park, I got mine.”
― Michelle Leighton, quote from Fragile


“I don't want you to be afraid of dying. All those people have survived cancer. You just watched hundreds of reasons to have hope drift off into the sky.”
― Michelle Leighton, quote from Fragile


“She smiled at and spoke to each person. It was as though she couldn't come into contact with anyone or anything without imparting some of her goodness onto them.”
― Michelle Leighton, quote from Fragile


“It's easier to just let it go. It hurts alot less”
― Michelle Leighton, quote from Fragile



“I don't want to die," she repeated, her voice trembling. "I want to live. I want to live life with all its emotions, all its experiences. I don't want to miss anything. But i feel like i will. I feel like i'm living on borrowed time.”
― Michelle Leighton, quote from Fragile


“I know we just met and i know this is gonna sound crazy, but if i could fix it, i would. I'd do anything to never have to see you sad or worried again.”
― Michelle Leighton, quote from Fragile


“I'll be peeing like a champion in no time”
― Michelle Leighton, quote from Fragile


“Come on. We gotta let this baby go and get some pictures.”
― Michelle Leighton, quote from Fragile


“For a second, Hardyy felt sorry for her. She really was messed up.
'Nobody is perfect Cheyenne. We can all do better, but do it for yourself, not for me. Not for anyone else.”
― Michelle Leighton, quote from Fragile



“Why?' she whispered.
He didn't need her to elaborate; he knew what she was asking. 'I don't want you to be afraid of dying. All those people have survuved cancer. You just watched hundreds of reasons to have hope drift off into the sky.”
― Michelle Leighton, quote from Fragile


“I see a man who didn’t get to live his dream and feels like he had to settle in life. I see a man who is determined to see his son live that dream, whether it’s his dream or not.  I see a man who will put aside the desires of everyone in his life if he thinks he knows what’s best.  I see a man who won’t stop until he gets what he wants, no matter who it hurts.” When”
― Michelle Leighton, quote from Fragile


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