The Snowball Effect

by Haley Cass

“The trick to never letting that get to you is knowing that if someone doesn’t truly know you, ninety-nine percent of the time? Their opinion says far more about them than it does about you. Or, in the words of my grandmother: judgments made in ignorance are better left ignored.”

“What you do with truths once you face them, well, that is where the world gets interesting, isn’t it?”

“Looks like we have a real what happens when an unstoppable force meets an unmovable object situation on our hands,” Emma mused. “The force wears the object down,” Regan answered easily. “It’s called erosion.”