The Asylum Confessions: Family Matters (The Asylum Confession Files, #2)

by Jack Steen

Prion

"The only time you ever see a person's true character, who they really are, is right before they die. Anytime you judge a person before seeing their true self, you're robbing yourself of an opportunity.

If I wasn't someone people came to in the hard times, then I was living my life wrong.

It doesn't matter what you do with your life, it's how you do it. So even if your existence seems isolated and unadventurous, if you do well with the life you've been given, then it's well-lived.

There's no such thing as do-overs. Life is never that nice. Rarely are you given second chances, real second chances, but when you do, when they present themselves to you, you need to figure out if the strings attached are worth the price.