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the sky was the deep-sea blue of a morning still considering daylight.
“I thought I was done being disappointed by him.”
She’d looked like a star that crashed through the ceiling: blown open and depleted but still illuminated from the inside.
“Anyone who says money can’t solve problems has always had money.”
His life stayed interesting and full; hers just got tiny,
“Sometimes I can’t really blame her for leaving.” Lily’s mother: the one subject she’d never really opened up about. He wanted to tread carefully. “I think you can blame her for leaving you.”
“It’s bullshit. Once you have a kid, you don’t get a do-over.”
“it’s okay to want this, and go after this, and still be mad, too.” Reaching up, he cupped her jaw. “You don’t have to pick one or the other.”
left versus right was habit, directions were instinct, and muscles reacted.
Urgency and excitement were twin mallets:
Just because thoughts are loud or constant doesn’t mean they’re right.”
