Where Wild Things Grow Quotes

“Without all that pain and suffering, I’d have nothing. No life. No future. No happily ever after. That’s the thing about pain—it demands an equal and offers hope in the purest of forms. Pain gave me life. Pain made me who I am. But living? That’s a job for the person I am now. The person I became when I saw a world without all that pain and realised that hope is the greatest possible gift this world ever gave me.”
― J. Rose, Where Wild Things Grow

“We plant the seeds beneath the bruise. It hurts like hell, but then we bloom.” - Kristin Kory”
― J. Rose, Where Wild Things Grow

“I spent a decade living in empty spaces
the place between existing and living.

The desolation. The darkness. The unknown.

But that space i mentioned? Well, that is where wild things grow”
― J Rose, Where Wild Things Grow

“I spent a decade living in empty spaces—the place between existing and living. The desolation. The darkness. The unknown. But that space I mentioned? Well, that’s where wild things grow.”
― J. Rose, Where Wild Things Grow

“That ends today. She’s my girl, and I won’t rest until I make this right again. For her, for Arianna… and for our baby. Willow will never be alone in this world again for as long as I draw breath. That’s a vow.”
― J. Rose, Where Wild Things Grow

“This shit is a far cry from the peaceful life we’re supposed to be living. Guns and violence don’t belong in our story, but here we are. Living out the plot of a damn action movie.”
― J. Rose, Where Wild Things Grow

“Remember, you’ve survived 100 percent of your worst days,” she says with a knowing wink. “You sure as hell can survive this.”
― J. Rose, Where Wild Things Grow

“I don’t recognise the people I’ve come home to. The men I remember aren’t here and a terrified part of me is worried they’ll never return, just like the old Willow won’t either. Maybe, we’re all too broken. And this cannot be fixed.”
― J. Rose, Where Wild Things Grow

“I’ve got you,” I whisper into her hair. “You don’t have to walk alone anymore. I’m here, baby.”
― J. Rose, Where Wild Things Grow

“Fuck you for leaving,” he hisses while spanking me again. “And fuck you for thinking we could ever survive without you.”
― J. Rose, Where Wild Things Grow

“Willow… I’m so fucking angry at you right now, but I’m also glad that you’re home,” he finally says. “And I love you.”
― J. Rose, Where Wild Things Grow

“By saving herself and her child, she ruined us all. I wish I blamed her. I wish I hated her. I can’t do either.”
― J. Rose, Where Wild Things Grow