True Colors

by Kristin Hannah

Fifteen-year-old Winona Grey stared out at the waterfront ranch that had been in her family for four generations, looking for something that had changed.

But how could you tell a good man that you needed him to be a little bad?

“Maybe you can find a nice skinny girl there,” she said, reaching down for her coat.

Be so fr

“You don’t know what my life was like before you.”

This is infuriating

He placed Noah in Vivi Ann’s arms and said, “I won’t let him see me in prison. Never. If you bring him I won’t come out of my cell. I know what it’s like for a kid to have his old man behind bars.”

Insufferable man

That’s why he wouldn’t see you. It would have broken his heart to look at you through prison glass.” “That makes him a coward.”

Yes it does

You think I don’t kick my ass for not seeing you when you came to visit? I was trying so damned hard to be noble.”

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