I think everything must have a soul and a memory, even tigers and roses, even snow. And, of course, old Shep, who spends his days sleeping by the fire, eyes closed, paws moving, because he’s still a young dog in his dreams. How can you dream if you don’t have a soul?
“We found her,” he said, and I covered my mouth, thinking I would scream, but no sound came. All three men stood frozen, hats in their hands, six sad eyes all on me.
wow so far this is a 5 star read bc what the fuuuck
How that one moment had become the centerpiece of the rest of their lives; everything that came after it swirled around it, as if the kiss itself were the eye of a hurricane.
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