Quotes from Love's Suicide

Jennifer Foor ·  384 pages

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“Look, life isn’t always wonderful. There are ugly parts. You know that more than anyone. What you do with those ugly parts is what makes you the woman you are.”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide


“If you fall, I’ll catch you. I always have and I always will.”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide


“half-smile formed in one corner of his mouth. “Does he know you’re in love with me?”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide


“Never thank me for taking care of you. I was put on this earth to do it and you know it, too.”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide


“I can't be mad about something that we had no control over. I’ve never been one to live in the past, not when I knew you were always my future.”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide



“Take care of Katy, Dani. Keep her safe and love her forever. Make sure Brooks never takes her for granted.”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide


“Brooklyn Micheala Valentine was born at four in the afternoon on September 11th”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide


“How I’d let myself fall for two brothers was beyond me.”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide


“Just like B learning something new, I had to learn to take baby steps. I had to be patient and kind if I wanted this to all work out.”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide


About the author

Jennifer Foor
Born place: in Baltimore, The United States
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