The Perfect Place to Die
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It’s amazing what a family will do to make other families think everything is normal and fine.
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But the lies you tell yourself during the day don’t hold up to the thoughts that come at night.
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Some people solve problems, and others pay to have them solved.
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No one looked at me. No one noticed or cared who I was or what I needed. In the middle of all those people, I felt lonelier than ever before.
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Anyone can play the Might Have game, girl, but no one ever wins. So live your life for the future, and quit questioning the past.”
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It was ironic: If I told the truth, everyone thought I was lying. If I lied the right way, then people would actually speak to me.
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perhaps the new you could learn a thing or two from the old version. You can always unbottle caution afterward, but it’s impossible to cram it back in when it’s already loosed.”
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“Men do things for basic motivations, and the most basic of these is greed. People want what they cannot or do not have.
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“It’s one thing to think it, and another thing to do it. My gut says you’d freeze. Too busy worrying about what the right thing to do would be.
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Men, being men, would be so much more likely to listen to each other than they would to listen to me, a woman.
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“People lie about a lot of things. Sometimes it’s the best choice.
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how many times had I relied upon men to save me, only to be disappointed?
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“Feelings,” Holmes said at last. “I do it for the power it gives me. It’s addictive, and I grow to crave it when I don’t have it. It’s a game. Picking out a victim. Seeing how much of her trust I can gain. Testing how much I can reveal of my true self without her catching on.