356 Quotes by Amie Kaufman

I still find it curious. The human tendency to ask questions to which you already know the answers.

Love, and trust. The things that make us human.

We must stand united in this, Aedra,” Kal replies calmly. “Or fall alone.

But when there’s no hope to be found anywhere, even the tiniest chance is worth taking.

I am struck by a realization: a computer will perform a takeoff or landing with all the grace of a person. It is only for combat – only for the artristy of ruin – that these vessels have pilot seats at all anyome. There is something in humanity more suited to the mechanics of murder than any machine yet devised.

I am frequently underestimated. I think it’s because I’m short.

The Legion stands for something real. There’s people out there who need our help, and we’re not helping any of them by sitting here feeling sorry for ourselves. I’ve still got the Legion’s best pilot in my squad.” He smiles at Cat, giving her a double shot of dimples. “That’s a start, right?

A billion light-years from here, back when nothing and no one else mattered to them. When they were each other’s everything. And he pulls her close and her mouth finds his, her fingers running through his hair as she kisses him like he’s the only thing she can remember in all the universe. As if they’re kissing for the very first and very last time.

But, you know, sometimes dreams aren’t so bad when you say them out loud.