In Limbo Quotes

“Maybe the happy ending isn’t always the one we live—it’s the one we leave behind for the people we’d give anything to protect.”
― Peyton Lanclos, In Limbo

“Maybe I was siding with the devil. Or maybe I was just tired of angels who lied. Either way, the line was drawn. It was time to find out if history would remember me as a monster... or a hero.”
― Peyton Lanclos, In Limbo

“Just yesterday, my biggest worry was whether Mia would ever love me back. Now I was a pawn in a cosmic war. One that had been brewing for nearly two decades. I wasn’t special. I wasn’t chosen. I was dragged. I thought about Tobias. About home. About my mom’s humming and the burnt coffee smell that used to fill the kitchen. I wanted to go back. To be small again. To not know any of this.”
― Peyton Lanclos, In Limbo

“Because she was out there. Somewhere. And maybe this wasn’t heaven or hell. maybe it was worse. But even if it was, I didn’t care.
As long as we were in it together.”
― Peyton Lanclos, In Limbo

“In that single moment, something inside me shattered—my confidence, my heart, my innocence, all stripped away in an instant. But amidst the wreckage of that day, I unknowingly accomplished the greatest feat of my life—befriending Mia Laverne.”
― Peyton Lanclos, In Limbo

“It’s cruel, really, how words can shatter a heart. In mere seconds, one sentence unraveled everything. Suddenly, I was questioning it all—why I was here, why I thought this could work, why I had convinced myself that this love wasn’t just some impossible dream.”
― Peyton Lanclos, In Limbo

“Revolutions don’t start with war—they begin with a single act of defiance.”
― Peyton Lanclos, In Limbo

“She thinks she’s hard to love.
But loving her is the only thing I’ve ever done right.
She’s not a girl made of flowers or stars—
she’s made of smoke and steel and thunder.
And God, I’d follow her into any storm
just to hold her hand through it.”
― Peyton Lanclos, In Limbo

“To see our life as meaningless is to miss the quiet beauty born from how we choose to live it.”
― Peyton Lanclos, In Limbo