42 Quotes About The-foxhole-court

Don't be so afraid to die. [...] If you [Neil] are, you have no place on our court.""We're talking about a sport, not a death match.""Same difference," Aaron said. "You're playing for Class I team with Kevin on your line. People are always willing to bleed for him.

Neil watched them [Kevin and Andrew] over his shoulder."I saw him first," Nicky said."I thought you had Erik," Neil said."I do, but Kevin's on the List," Nicky said. When Neil frowned, Nicky explained. "It's a list of celebrities we're allowed to have affairs with. Kevin is number three.

We're not all bad, just so you know," Matt said [...]. "Dan hated that your first impression of us would be the do-nothings [Andrew, Aaron, Nikcy and Kevin]. She was pretty sure you wouldn't stick around long enough to meet the rest of us. [...]""They're interesting," Neil said."Interesting," Matt repeated. "That's the tamest description of them I've ever heard.

Neil almost learned to hate both Exy and Kevin. Kevin had gone from impossible to please to completely horrible to be around. [...]Neil was much better at instigating fights than winning them, but it'd be worth losing if he could just put a fist through Kevin's face once.

She [Abby] put a finger to his chin and turned his face back toward her."Neil, I work for the Foxes. None of you are okay. Chances are I've seen a lot worse than whatever it is you're trying to hide from me."Neil's smile was humorless."I hope not.

[...] It's a cruel world, right Neil? You wouldn't be here if it wasn't.""It's not the world that's cruel," Neil said. "It's the people in it.

He [Neil] knew he didn't deserve this, knew beyond a doubt he wasn't good enough to play on this court, but he wanted and needed it so badly he ached all over.

Exy was a bastard sport, an evolved sort of lacrosse on a soccer-sized court with the violence of ice hockey, and Neil loved every part of it from its speed to its aggression. It was the once piece of childhood he'd never been able to give up.

It was too much to take a chance on, but too much to walk away from. It hurt when he [Neil] nodded, but it hurt more to see that tired look settle in Wymack's eyes. It wasn't the pity he thought he could see in Hernandez from time to time, but something familiar that said Wymack understood that it cost to be Neil. He knew what it was like to have to fight to wake up and keep moving every day.