The Last Time We Met Quotes

“wandering down the dissolute alleyways of his past, searching for a brief imbuement of the man he was –”
― Carol Mason, The Last Time We Met

“Patrick’s kiss, the way he touched me and seemed to know me, the way we just fit – it wasn’t awkward, we just seemed to flow from two similar places into the same perfect one – felt like the making and remaking of me.”
― Carol Mason, The Last Time We Met

“It was about how memories of your first love can ruin your future relationships. It said that if you had a passionate first relationship and allow that to become your benchmark, it becomes inevitable that future partnerships will seem boring and a big disappointment.”
― Carol Mason, The Love Market

“No matter where I stand, those eyes are watching me. Like they’re doing now. They’ve got this uncanny ability to change when the mood demands it.”
― Carol Mason, The Love Market

“The weights and measures of a marriage; we know things but we choose not to think about them. We choose to bury our heads in the sand. Mike says only one thing.”
― Carol Mason, The Love Market

“Then I remember my behaviour. When I look down the street, Mike is standing exactly where I left him, as though he’s cautioned himself from coming any closer.”
― Carol Mason, The Love Market

“There is a man coming out of a building about fifty feet ahead of us. This wouldn’t be odd at all if it weren’t for the fact that I know this man. I”
― Carol Mason, The Love Market