Nineteen Steps Quotes

“Perhaps this was how you coped, how you moved on with life after such tragedy.
You just kept going, and looking for little ways to make things better, if not for yourself then for other people. One step at a time.”
― Millie Bobby Brown, Nineteen Steps

“Home was people, not places.”
― Millie Bobby Brown, Nineteen Steps

“Perhaps you could only truly love one person in your lifetime, in the all-consuming way she’d loved Ray. She was lucky to have Billy and grateful to him, but she knew she’d never feel for him the intense passion she’d had for Ray. Maybe friendship was more important in the long run for a long, happy marriage.”
― Millie Bobby Brown, Nineteen Steps

“if you’ve a chance of happiness, take it straight away, as you don’t know what’s round the corner.”
― Millie Bobby Brown, Nineteen Steps

“He was a reminder that throughout all the horror of war, there was still joy in the world, new life, hope for the future.”
― Millie Bobby Brown, Nineteen Steps

“Nellie thought she had never been so happy. This man, this kind, funny, gentle yet strong man—he was everything she’d ever wanted, and he was hers. The joy inside her bubbled over and she let out a little chuckle.”
― Millie Bobby Brown, Nineteen Steps

“She reached up and stroked his cheek. She hoped they’d always be like this, having fun, being silly together, but more than anything she wanted to grow old with this man. Life felt so uncertain with the country at war but the one thing she was sure of was that she wanted a future with Ray.”
― Millie Bobby Brown, Nineteen Steps

“She could feel their love vibrating between their entwined bodies. She never knew she could feel this way—her whole body was throbbing with passion and happiness.”
― Millie Bobby Brown, Nineteen Steps

“Perhaps this was how you coped, how you moved on with life after such tragedy. You just kept going, and looked for little ways to make things better, if not for yourself then for other people. One tiny step at a time.”
― Millie Bobby Brown, Nineteen Steps

“This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.”
― Millie Bobby Brown, Nineteen Steps