Quotes from Grim

M.K. Eidem ·  438 pages

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“It’s a mother’s greatest joy and greatest burden, having children to worry about.  You can’t have one without the other.”
― M.K. Eidem, quote from Grim


“She waited until both girls nod.”
― M.K. Eidem, quote from Grim


“you can’t have love and not at some time hurt.  You can’t be happy and not have some sadness.  It is called life, you have to live it.  The good and the bad Grim.” “I”
― M.K. Eidem, quote from Grim


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