The One You Love Quotes

“The day you lose your ability to make me laugh, I’ll know that life isn’t worth living.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“I just want to forget,’ he said, before falling”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“Sometimes people let us down. Even those we love and trust the most. When it comes down to it, humans are pretty weak creatures.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“you don’t choose who you fall in love with – you just go along with the ride and see where it takes you.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“Bank Holiday weekend. Emma, however, was celebrating something far more important – her imminent wedding, due to take place in just over two”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“over the chatter of the busy London pub. The Irish theme bar was heaving with twenty- and thirty-somethings – mostly city workers celebrating the end of the working week and the beginning of a long”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“Em, it’s Will. Where the hell is that fiancé of yours? He didn’t turn up at the meeting place, and he’s not answering his phone.’ Emma Holden cupped”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“was time. Soon she would know just how bad”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“been heaven. After disembarking, he headed for the tube. The day in the capital had been enjoyable. But now the holiday was”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“You found yourself in a situation and you made a mistake. That doesn't make you a bad person. It makes you human.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“The problem is that the more you love someone, the harder it is to let them go.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“She placed her head on his chest and closed her eyes. Her heart was in overdrive, pounding through her body and into her head, dominating her senses. But then she noticed something else.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“You shouldn’t ever trust anyone totally,”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“We all have secrets,”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“Life’s too short. I’ll try my best to make it work.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“Isn’t it the same for all those who we love? Just because they’re not here in front of us doesn’t mean they’re gone.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“Why do you hurt the one you love?”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“Remember – contacts might give you the opportunity, but talent lets you take advantage of it.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“between various props and clothes, tucked away where no one would bother them.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“men did act weird.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“But she stopped taking her drugs regularly and things got worse from then on. That’s one of the reasons why I left – I just couldn’t cope any more. I know it sounds selfish, but I just had to get away, for my own sanity.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“She understood all too well what it was like to lose someone who you loved so much that it physically hurt to think about them not being there any more.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“that the more you love someone, the harder it is to let them go.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“It’s always painful being reminded that someone you love is gone, no matter how long after the event.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“Bloody men, eh?”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“Men act weird now and again – it’s genetic.”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“sure, how about you come around here in say, an hour or two?’ ‘That would be good, Dad.’ ‘Great, great. I’ll get Miranda to rustle up something to eat.’ ‘We’re having Clive and Vanessa over for dinner!’ Emma heard Miranda protest, probably deliberately loud enough for her to hear. ‘Just a second.’ Her dad muffled”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“Emma”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“Emma’s free hand. ‘You’re far too sober for my liking. I’m in charge tonight, and whatever I say, goes. And I say drink!”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love

“mixture of university mates and colleagues from the web company where Dan worked. ‘We even went over to your flat,’ Will continued. ‘Thought he might be running late, but he’s not answering the intercom. We’re all standing outside there now. I also tried to reach Richard, but he’s not picking up either. They’re not with you lot, are they?’ ‘No.’ Emma raked her fingers through”
― Paul Pilkington, The One You Love