The Man Who Died Twice (Thursday Murder Club, #2)

by Richard Osman

“Specifically, we have to look at the chances of your life expectancy exceeding the life expectancy of a medium dog.” “It’s a mystery to me why you never got married, old son,”

“I’d outlive a dog through pure spite,”

not everything is about numbers.

We all need it once in a while, and I don’t see why guinea pigs would be any different.

Last night I dreamed of the house Gerry and I lived in when we were first married. We opened a door and found a new room we hadn’t ever seen before, and we were full of schemes as to what to do with it.

They say a man who desires revenge should dig two graves,

We are all gone in the blink of an eye, and there is nothing to do but live while you’re waiting.

perhaps, just sometimes, things are exactly what they seem.

They don’t need anything in return other than her happiness and her friendship.