Quotes from Stitching Snow

R.C. Lewis ·  338 pages

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“Not that complicated. I think I'm in love with you, Essie. But I also think you're not ready. I shouldn't have sprung it on you like that, so I decided to take it at your speed.”
― R.C. Lewis, quote from Stitching Snow


“Brave is being scared and doing what needs to be done anyway”
― R.C. Lewis, quote from Stitching Snow


“If we go ahead with it...if you say yes...how do we tell our children that we fell in love after I kidnapped you?”
― R.C. Lewis, quote from Stitching Snow


“Life was so much easier back when I was selfish.”
― R.C. Lewis, quote from Stitching Snow


“...My choice wasn't supposed to include you coming along and getting killed, too, and when I'm probably going to die anyway, you shouldn't waste your feelings on me.

You're brilliant, Essie, but you're still dim on a few things. Feelings can't be wasted. Knowing they're real for however long they last makes them worth having.”
― R.C. Lewis, quote from Stitching Snow



“Dimwit Essie queen Essie, he said. Essie mother proud.”
― R.C. Lewis, quote from Stitching Snow


About the author

R.C. Lewis
Born place: in San Francisco
Born date April 12, 2018
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