Silence Quotes

“Silence consumed my whole life; it suppressed things I could never express. My silence was responsible for my family’s happiness. Silence was my prison.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“Most people have heard the phrase, ‘Silence is golden’; many would agree with it: people with screaming children running wild around the house or working in a noisy office. For me, however, it meant something entirely different. Silence consumed my whole life; it suppressed things I could never express. My silence was responsible for my family’s happiness. Silence was my prison.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“That girl was buried deep under my skin, tattooed all over my heart. I fucking loved her with everything I had.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“For me, however, it meant something entirely different. Silence consumed my whole life; it suppressed things I could never express.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“I had always wondered if Cole would believe me if I ever did manage to tell him everything; or if Dad was right and everyone would believe him. As much as I wanted to believe Cole would choose to have faith in me, I could never risk it. In just over two years, I would be eighteen and could leave home. There was no point in ripping my family apart and hurting so many people when I would leave soon anyway.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“Boredom is actually going to kill me. I”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“The fantasy I had in my head of how things would turn out was just that; a fantasy. I’d lose everything. I knew that. He’d told me enough times. It wasn’t something I could risk. Not ever. Placing”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“I hated school with a passion.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“I loved her so much. More than anything in the world. Enough to let her go.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“His lips captured mine in a kiss that made my toes curl. Slowly, he rolled us, so he was on top. He chuckled and kissed my forehead. “Oakley?” His voice wobbled. “This is probably really late, considering everything, but…well, I was wondering if…” He sighed and shook his head. “Shit, I’m such a twat. Will you be my girlfriend?” My mouth fell open. Breathe, Oakley! His body tensed. “Er, is that a no?” I shook my head, and he frowned. “It’s a yes?” I nodded and kissed him.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“Silence was my prison.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“Eventually, we sat under some trees, and Ben immediately started stuffing a sandwich into his mouth. The nameless girl, who looked a little like Meg from Family Guy but without the glasses, made a huge effort to talk to Cole as much as she could. I couldn’t blame her. Cole was incredible. I”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“Hot chocolate was the drink that turned me into a human in the mornings. “Good”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“Why were things so complicated? If I could go to sleep and wake up as someone else, anyone else, I’d do it in a heartbeat.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“Cole talked almost continuously on the drive, chatting away about his car and what we’d do later. Occasionally, I would nod or smile in response to something he’d said, but apart from that, I just sat and listened to him speaking. His voice was smooth and calming. Not talking to him was hard. I desperately wanted to return his quick banter with something smart of my own. But I stayed tongue-tied. As”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“How could they still find that funny? Did they ever get bored of their own stupid, pathetic jokes? I”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“The fantasy I had in my head of how things would turn out was just that; a fantasy.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“My silence was responsible for my family’s happiness. Silence was my prison.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“We just get on with it the best we can. We fight to be better people, more understanding, stronger. Ultimately, we’ve just got to ride it out until we’re willing to change, and we’ve got to be okay with not being perfect human beings who’re fully in control of their life…despite what their stupid heart wants.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“Are you ready to leave, Oakley? Cole is waiting outside,” my mum said softly. She leant against the doorframe of my room and smiled”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“What did you do to piss her off so much?” Ben asked, not even bothering to lower his voice so that I wouldn’t hear.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“Oakley curled up on my lap and sobbed. The sound shredded me.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“All I need now is for a dog to come pee on my leg”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“heard the phrase, Silence is golden, and many would agree with it, like people with screaming children running wild around the house or those who worked in noisy offices. For me, however, it meant something entirely different. Silence consumed my whole life.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“Silence Broken”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“The only thing that belonged with pizza was ketchup.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“I pushed past her, almost running toward the door. The laughing stopped as soon as I was outside. I’d already had enough of today, and I needed to leave. Blinking the tears back, I walked quickly through the car park. How can people hate me so much for doing absolutely nothing wrong? I”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“felt”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“discomfort.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence

“She was pretty, but the fact that she liked the guy I liked made her ugly to me.”
― Natasha Preston, Silence