356 Quotes by Amie Kaufman

Would you kill one person to save one thousand? And by logical extension, would you not kill one thousand to save one-thousand-and-one?

Your kind have perfected the clockwork of murder long ago.

No-hopers?” I say. “You know, you’re lucky I’m such a soulless shrew. Otherwise you might be at risk of quite possibly maybe hurting my feelings.

There´s a billion different versions of you out there, in a trillion different universes. And I still can´t get over how lucky I am that, out of all those versions, you´re the one that´s mine.

Then she smiles, and it turns out she has dimples, and it's all over.

Some of us realize that just because it's easier to pick up a gun and shoot than it is to talk, doesn't make it right.

Guys like this make me want to believe in God.

Good bras are expensive, and you have to wash them extra carefully or you quickly find yourself buying another expensive bra. Don’t get me started on the whole underwire thing. Humanity is a race capable of interstellar travel, and nobody’s invented a bra for girls my size that doesn’t feel like prison. Here is a truth universally acknowledged—taking that thing off at the end of the day is the single greatest feeling in the world.

Flynn’s reaction is electric, for all he only moves an inch, straightening, gazed fixed on the sky overhead. Though his eyes are on the clouds, I can’t help but watch his silhouette in the darkness. The way his mouth is set, the hope and determination there—the strength of his shoulders, the energy in the way he gazes skyward. The breeze stirs his hair, and I find myself transfixed.