417 Quotes by Victoria Schwab

You're dreaming," said Ilsa in her singsong way. She rested her chin on top of his shoulder, and squinted. "What is that in your eyes?""What?""That speck. Right there. Is it fear?"He found her gaze in the mirror. "Maybe," he admitted.

I spent a long time playing that game,” she said. “Pretending there were other versions of this world, where other versions of me got to live, and be happy, even if I didn’t, and you know what? It’s lonely as hell. Maybe there are other versions, other lives, but this one’s ours. It’s all we’ve got.

I live in a world where shadows have teeth. It's not a particularly relaxing environment.

There's a big difference between can't and won't.

Come out, come out, wherever you are,” she whispered. “Nice juicy human heart.

The moment I met you, I knew you were different.

Come out, little Katherine, he’d say. Let’s play a game.

--and the memory of stardust and open fields, of bleachers and black-and-white cats and apples in the woods, of tally marks and music, of running and burning, and the desperate, hopeless desire to feel human.

Monsters,” he said slowly, “all want the same thing: to feed. They are united by that common goal, while you are all divided by your morals and your pride. What do I think? I think that if you cannot come together, you cannot win.