163 Quotes by Rebecca Serle

It never occurred to me that fate might not be forever.

We're so close to the previous minute; how hard would it be to just turn back the clock? To just quickly undo what has just been done?

Maybe she knew. Maybe she knew there wasn't time to waste, that she couldn't go through the motions, steps, build. That the linear trajectory would bring her only to the middle.

Love doesn't require a future.

You are not wrong for loving what you do," he says. "You are lucky. Life doesn't hand everyone a passion in their profession. You and I won that round." "It doesn't feel like winning," I say. "No," Aldridge says. "It often doesn't.

Running does all the things for me it does for everyone else - clears my head, gives me time to think, makes my body feel good and loose. But it also had the added benefit of taking me places. When I first moved to the city I could only afford to live in Hell's Kitchen, but I wanted to be everywhere. So I ran.

Sometimes...the hardest part about letting someone go is realizing that you were never meant to have them.

What if the greatest love story ever told was the wrong one?

I love the order of deal making, the clarity oof language--how there is little room for interpretation and none for error. I love the black-and-white terms.