Quotes from The Hidden

Jessica Verday ·  389 pages

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“Abbey: Did you speak to me in a different language? When I was in the hospital?

Caspian: Something to keep the nightmares at bay. To let you know I was there. Tu sei una stella...la mia stella. It means 'You're a star. My star.”
― Jessica Verday, quote from The Hidden


“I promise you forever," I vowed to him, staring into his green eyes. "Whatever that is. Whatever I can give you. You have all of it. All of me."

"I promise you forever," he replied. "Whatever that is. Whatever I can give you. You have all of it. All of me.”
― Jessica Verday, quote from The Hidden


“Caspian: Yes, but be quiet now, my bella.

Abbey: What does that mean?

Caspian: Beautiful.”
― Jessica Verday, quote from The Hidden


“My name is Abbey. And I'm in love with a ghost.”
― Jessica Verday, quote from The Hidden


“You,” he whispered, bringing his hand to hover by my cheek.

“Are the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.”

And then he touched me.”
― Jessica Verday, quote from The Hidden



“I'd never realized, never dreamt, that a relationship without something as simple as a touch could be so hard - Abbey”
― Jessica Verday, quote from The Hidden


About the author

Jessica Verday
Born place: The United States
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