Quotes from Low Red Moon

Ivy Devlin ·  244 pages

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“Love can be broken but never forgotten.”
― Ivy Devlin, quote from Low Red Moon


“You're in my head, you're in my heart, and I've lost so much already. I can't lose you too.”
― Ivy Devlin, quote from Low Red Moon


“Ben kissed me like he could kiss me forever, like he had to kiss me forever and he wanted to, he wanted me, and when he felt my surprise at that, I could feel again how beautiful I was to him, how I was beautiful beyond words.”
― Ivy Devlin, quote from Low Red Moon


“Sometimes you could get so turned around that even breathing became complicated.”
― Ivy Devlin, quote from Low Red Moon


“It was where I was supposed to be now. But it wasn't where I wanted to be.”
― Ivy Devlin, quote from Low Red Moon



“I was the girl who had hair like blood.”
― Ivy Devlin, quote from Low Red Moon


“I know what it's like to lose everything you had, to lose your whole life.”
― Ivy Devlin, quote from Low Red Moon


“All I saw was Ben, and I knew that all he saw was me. The whole world didn't - it was there, but it didn't matter.”
― Ivy Devlin, quote from Low Red Moon


“Mom said that loving art was just as important as being able to create it.”
― Ivy Devlin, quote from Low Red Moon


“We could be something amazing- or we could end up destroying each other.”
― Ivy Devlin, quote from Low Red Moon



“I hadn’t been that interested in a hug. I could get
them anytime.
Or at least, that’s what I’d thought.”
― Ivy Devlin, quote from Low Red Moon


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