Quotes from Heavenly

Jennifer Laurens ·  280 pages

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“You can't let your heart go places it's not supposed to go.”
― Jennifer Laurens, quote from Heavenly


“I had to get my mind clear and the only way I knew how was to drown in music.”
― Jennifer Laurens, quote from Heavenly


“So get your head out of your heart”
― Jennifer Laurens, quote from Heavenly


“No one should leave a friend worse than they found them.”
― Jennifer Laurens, quote from Heavenly


“Whenever you're around her she's calm. She's more aware. It's like you carry a frequency she can tune into.”
― Jennifer Laurens, quote from Heavenly



“Everyone can look into another's heart. People just don't usually take the time to do it.”
― Jennifer Laurens, quote from Heavenly


“I shook my head. His body felt so strong and alive next to me, an electric current bounced between us. "I don't need dozens of wishes fulfilled. I'm with you. There's nothing else I want.”
― Jennifer Laurens, quote from Heavenly


“Zoe, sometimes people get so buried they can't do anything more than reach, let alone summon the strength to climb out.”
― Jennifer Laurens, quote from Heavenly


“In your heart of hearts you don't want to see that happen."

"No. But sometimes I wish he'd learn a lesson and shape up."

"Sometimes that's all it takes. But sometimes the road is much longer. Zoe, you have to be patient. Have faith."

"How can I have faith in him when he's not trying?"

"Do you know he's not trying?"

"He's not changing, is he?"

"Zoe." He stepped closer and though he didn't touch me, his nearness swiped away my anger. "Change isn't as easy as snapping your finger."

"It's easy if you just decide to do something. Come on Matthias, everybody's got their turning point, their rock bottom or whatever you want to call it."

"And for everyone it's different. If we all learned the lesson the first time around the track, there'd be no need for a stadium, for coaches, for cheerleaders, for those people who maintain the field so we can pick ourselves up and try again.”
― Jennifer Laurens, quote from Heavenly


“Change isn't as easy as snapping your finger."

"And for everyone it's different. If we all learned the lesson the first time around the track, there'd be no need for a stadium, for coaches, for cheerleaders, for those people who maintain the field so we can pick ourselves up and try again.”
― Jennifer Laurens, quote from Heavenly



I'll go. Anywhere you ask. But I couldn't say that to him. Even if I felt like I could follow him to Mars, I wouldn't tell him. My will was the one thing I was not prepared to give anyone.”
― Jennifer Laurens, quote from Heavenly


“He didn't move, just stood with a pleasant smile. But I wouldn't be fooled. How many times had I faces just like his on the news? Well, maybe not just like his. He was better looking than the average psychos.”
― Jennifer Laurens, quote from Heavenly


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Jennifer Laurens
Born place: Inglewood, California, The United States
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