Quotes from Reawakened

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“But doesn't love cause too much pain?" she said. "To be worth it?" "It causes pain, indeed," Grumpy said. "But it's worth it. It's a good pain.”
― quote from Reawakened


“Sometimes life is just messy no matter what you do," she [Emma] said.”
― quote from Reawakened


“Believe in yourself. That's real magic.”
― quote from Reawakened


“Sometimes things weren’t all that complicated. We just make them complicated in order to hide from them. “I’m”
― quote from Reawakened


“Evidence doesn't always lead us to the truth," he [August] said.”
― quote from Reawakened



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