14 Quotes by Obie Williams

One of life's greatest blessings, Lita had once realized, goes completely unnoticed until it's gone. It is forgetting. Forgetting a terrible memory so completely that you forget there was anything to forget in the first place. It's just gone. Vanished. That is, until it comes back. And the memories always come back, one way or another, but most especially in dreams.

When you’re a monster, no one sees what kind of man you are.

A predator is what you are, and nothing you can do will change that. But being a killer is a choice you make. That’s the dilemma of free will. You can’t change your nature, but you can decide how to act on it.

It’s the easiest thing in the world. Just point, pull the trigger, and people go away.

Her scent was there, swirling all around him. It was feminine, but not elegant. Not like flowers or the spring air, but rather like an autumn breeze, weaving its way through branches well on their way to winter slumber. It was the scent of a fall evening casting its glow over a serene lake. It was the smell of sunset, something he hadn’t seen in so long.

Nightfall was approaching, the light pouring away past the world’s horizon in a gradually darkening cascade.

[H]is flames were devouring her past.

Her bare feet whispered across the floor as she approached him with the sort of stealth that only small children and trained killers possess.

Everything burns...you just gotta know what kind of fire to set.