Two Can Play Quotes

“I haven't thought about anything but you since the first time I saw you.”
― Ali Hazelwood, Two Can Play

“This is not your number."
"It's my address," he says. Not even a little sheepish. "You don't need my number, Viola. Not for a while. Not if you let me keep you as close as I want to.”
― Ali Hazelwood, Two Can Play

“And yet he adds, lower, as if not meant for anyone's ears, "It's an ode to the enduring power of love, to wanting and to the way the feeling can survive for the longest of time, even without having.”
― Ali Hazelwood, Two Can Play

“It’s an ode to the enduring power of love. To wanting, and to the way the feeling can survive for the longest time. Even without having.”
― Ali Hazelwood, Two Can Play

“You are the most beautiful thing I've ever seen.”
― Ali Hazelwood, Two Can Play

“With the left part of my brain, I'm drafting my resignation letter, mentioning Kevin's incompetence every other line. With the right...

Which part of the brain falls in love at first sight?”
― Ali Hazelwood, Two Can Play

“he’s terrible both for my self-respect and my criminal record.”
― Ali Hazelwood, Two Can Play

“My entire life has been a study in patience and sharing- food, toys, clothes, attention, my parents energy. Which is probably why now, as an adult, I love solitude so much.”
― Ali Hazelwood, Two Can Play

“My mind, often prone to suspicion and overthinking, cannot help catastrophizing.”
― Ali Hazelwood, Two Can Play

“Most insecure public speakers—and I know this because I am one—tend to find a safe audience member and let their gaze settle on them. Not Jesse, though. His eyes meet everyone’s in the most inescapable way,”
― Ali Hazelwood, Two Can Play

“It’s my address,” he says. Not even a little sheepish. “You don’t need my number,”
― Ali Hazelwood, Two Can Play

“You,” he says”
― Ali Hazelwood, Two Can Play

“I’m sorry. Is it okay to ask? I don’t want to be intrusive.” “You can ask me whatever you want, Viola. That’s the whole point.”
― Ali Hazelwood, Two Can Play

“I discovered that I actually enjoy being terrible at s*** with people who are just as terrible at the same s***.”
― Ali Hazelwood, Two Can Play