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None of us know what we’re capable of, if the circumstances were right. Or wrong.’
Lies are spindly, unwieldy things. Delicate filaments, like bundles of nerves in the body. Easy to twist, hard to control, impossible to keep hold of.
Just like how, last year, the faceless, two-decades-long terror of the serial killer known as The Nothing Man had been instantly vaporised by the reveal of his actual name: Jim.
Nice mention of another CRH book
People think the decisions you make that change the course of your life are the big ones. Marriage proposals. House moves. Job applications. But she knows it’s the little ones, the tiny moments, that really plot the course.
