14 Quotes by Lily Seabrooke

I’ll pass on California,” I laughed drily. “Too hot for me.” “You can handle me, I’m sure you can handle any amount of hotness.

I didn’t say anything. I could hardly just say I was sick. I couldn’t explain it, the feeling I had that everything was falling away and trying to grab hold of any of it only made me lose it faster. The feeling that everything I did just made me sink lower, and I couldn’t move anymore.

People kept trying that line on me, like I was choosing to feel this bad and if I just thought about it a little more, I’d realize it’s a bad idea.

Take some time to get over her, to get back to town, and maybe then you can think about girls. Or boys.''I wrinkled my nose. ''Think I’ll pass on the boys.''He arched an eyebrow. ''What happened to being bisexual?''''I am attracted to men,'' I said. ''And I choose to do nothing about that attraction.

Take some time to get over her, to get back to town, and maybe then you can think about girls. Or boys.” I wrinkled my nose. “Think I’ll pass on the boys.” He arched an eyebrow. “What happened to being bisexual?” “I am attracted to men,” I said. “And I choose to do nothing about that attraction.

My whole damn life was wrong.

I was a failure as a human being, and everyone around me knew it. And no matter what I did, the only thing any of them would do was point and laugh, and I was damnably tired of being the object of their amusement.I didn’t want to live like this anymore.

Childhood innocence was a hell of a drug.

I was so sure we’d be together ten years from then, [...], with the same bond as ever. We said lofty things like friends forever, that we’d be there at each other’s weddings, even though we were a thousand miles apart.