Becca Ritchie
Becca Ritchie was born on January 1, 1991, and writes in English. While the FACTS don't specify a particular country or city of birth, she has built her career as a writer working in the English language, producing work that reaches readers through that medium.
Ritchie works as a writer, and English serves as the language through which she crafts her material. Beyond that, the available record doesn't specify particular titles, genres, or collaborators tied to her name in a way that can be confirmed here.
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Quotes by Becca Ritchie
It’s supposed to be a joke, but John is the one with the insults while Timo exultantly chases after him, like a firefly in a storm cloud.
I try to imagine what type of girl Connor would seek, but she seems unfathomable – like a hazy picture with only her brain showing.
Maximoff lowers his voice. ‘The shade is called My Lips Against Your Lips, and it’s not coming off. Stop rubbing and let’s form a plan.
Tom is supine on the carpet, acting like he’s dead. He does this. He’s not dead. He’s grinning.
Dreams are true while they last,’” he recites in a whisper, “’and do we not live in dreams?
I didn’t know someone could find a way to be conceited about houseplants, but Connor has lots of talent in making his belongings seem superior.
Your worth isn’t dictated by the number of friends you have. You can have zero friends and still be the most amazing, spectacular person in the whole galaxy.
When I was seventeen you said you wanted to perform an autopsy on me, to crack open my ribcage and squeeze my heart until it burst between your fingers.” What is that – if not flirting? She lifts her head off a pillow to near me, propping her elbows on the mattress. “That was me hating you, Richard. I dreamed of your death.” “You dreamed of clutching my heart,” I rebut. “Of killing you,” she emphasizes. I lean closer to her, our eyes locking. “Vous m’aimiez.” You loved me.