Nash (all too unwell)

“A lock is like a woman,” he’d said blearily. “You have to seduce it into giving up its secrets.” He was one of Per Haskell’s old cronies, happy to talk about better days and big scams, especially if it meant he didn’t have to do much work. And that was exactly the kind of muddled wisdom these old cadgers loved to spout. Sure, a lock was like a woman. It was also like a man and anyone or anything else—if you wanted to understand it, you had to take it apart and see how it worked. If you wanted to master it, you had to learn it so well you could put it back together.”
― Leigh Bardugo, Crooked Kingdom

“I’m basically driven by a mixture of caffeine and familial guilt.”
― Jesse Q. Sutanto, Dial A for Aunties

“You were born a piece of shit and you’ll die a piece of shit just like every other piece of shit on this planet!”
― Taylor Jenkins Reid, Malibu Rising

“Jameson was close to me now. Too close. Every one of the Hawthorne boys was magnetic. Larger than life. They had an effect on people—and Jameson was very good at using that to get what he wanted. He wants something from me now.”
― Jennifer Lynn Barnes, The Hawthorne Legacy