70 Quotes by Rysa Walker

And one day, if I see your smile on her face, maybe that'll keep me from feeling I've left a piece of my heart behind.

Kate has been in here every few days for the past eighteen months or so. Helped him behind the counter on many occasions. They flirt shamelessly with each other, and threaten to leave me and Amelia behind so that they can run off to Niagara Falls together. Jess has asked about Kate each time I’ve stopped by the past few days.

Kate, please. You have to focus. I’ve pulled up a stable point, love. Just slide your fingers over it and go. I’ll be right behind you. I promise.” That promise is a lie in one sense, but hopefully, she’ll never know it. Six will be there.

It’s like saving up that perfect comeback you read in a book or heard on TV—it always sounds good in your head, but it never quite fits in real life.

But if the coast is clear and we go check out the cabin in the back, do not—” “Touch anything,” Taylor says, tugging on the boots she kicked off during the drive. “Even if most of my freakin’ family weren’t cops, I’ve seen enough NCIS to know that.

Well, I'm expecting great things from you, young man!" "Th-thank you, Brother Cyrus.” As soon as he released my shoulders, I hurried over to the glass wall where Kiernan was sitting, frowning out at the ocean like it had done something to piss him off.

That surprised me. Not that it wasn’t a damn good game. We saw it again, in fact, after he took up with Kate. Not that either of them paid much attention to what was going on down on the field. That was actually the day I had to accept that things had gone too far between the two of them. Otherwise, she never could have taken his mind off baseball.

Kiernan and baseball—it’s like waving a carrot in front of a mule. Put tickets to a ballgame in front of Kiernan’s face and he’ll follow you pretty much wherever you want to go. After that first game we attended in 1905, it didn’t take much for me to convince him to see another game in 1912, and then one in 1924, and so on.

You ever heard that bit about don’t look a gift horse in the mouth?”“I’ve heard it. Although the Trojans would have fared better with Athens if they had ignored that advice.” I had to look up that reference when I got back to Saul’s.