Half Seven on a Thursday Quotes

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― Roisin Meaney, Half Seven on a Thursday: A warm and captivating page-turner about love, friendship and new beginnings

“So they ate and drank, and each kept her secret from the other, and the sun came and went.”
― Roisin Meaney, Half Seven on a Thursday

“Women and their hair. The undoing of him.”
― Roisin Meaney, Half Seven on a Thursday

“Sorry," Theo said. "None of my business. Tell me to shut up."
"Shut up," Ellen said calmly.
They were getting to know each other.”
― Roisin Meaney, Half Seven on a Thursday

“Oh, I understand," said Judith, not understanding at all.”
― Roisin Meaney, Half Seven on a Thursday

“It was much lonelier in winter, he felt much further from her.”
― Roisin Meaney, Half Seven on a Thursday

“She made tea for herself at least twice a day and never once asked Harry if he'd like a cup. He always offered if he was making it, and she always said yes. But life was too short to let that kind of thing upset you”
― Roisin Meaney, Half Seven on a Thursday

“What now, Judith O'Sullivan? Where to now?”
― Roisin Meaney, Half Seven on a Thursday

“At least half the crowd had been over forty, most of them women. But the director had chosen Judith, which had made her feel foolishly delighted.”
― Roisin Meaney, Half Seven on a Thursday

“You turned left for Caroline's house.
His house, then their house, and now Caroline's house.”
― Roisin Meaney, Half Seven on a Thursday