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Mae’s never understood why people—privileged people especially, like Reagan and Katie—insist that there’s something shameful in desiring money. No immigrant ever apologized for wanting a nicer life.
It’s not about the money but the freedom, that’s the thing. The freedom to do something real and worthwhile.
The problem is that she is too pretty. When you are too pretty, the other parts of you do not become strong.
In blue ink, scrawled in script that is not hers: Infinite Slog 40 Lisa’s handwriting, Lisa’s joke. Reagan’s been trying to finish the book the entire time she’s been at the Farm. “Only a true narcissist thinks he has that much that’s interesting to say,” Lisa liked to needle her.
