Sugar Quotes

“My transformation wasn't for love; it was a sacrifice on the altar of compromise, a slow, insidious erasure of my identity. The realization of his infidelity is a perverse liberation, a permission slip signed in betrayal that frees me from the self-imposed shackles. I no longer feel the need to dim my own light to match his dull glow.”
― Mia Ballard, Sugar

“The meticulous nature of my planning was not born of malice but of necessity. It was a declaration of independence, a refusal to be the victim in a narrative where I had always seen myself as the heroine. The plan was my salvation, my catharsis, a way to sever the rot before it consumed me whole. Killing Dean, in theory, was not about ending his life; it was about reclaiming mine. It was about staring into the abyss of my own despair and choosing, instead, to rewrite the ending.”
― Mia Ballard, Sugar

“This is my penitence”
― Mia Ballard, Sugar

“But love, that fickle, traitorous beast, proves inadequate to the wound festering between us.”
― Mia Ballard, Sugar

“This is my penitence, my relentless reminder that the universe has ordained me as an outsider to the intimacy I crave. The thought festers, tangible and sour, a reluctant companion to my unfulfilled dreams.”
― Mia ballard, Sugar

“no longer feel the need to dim my own light to match his dull glow.”
― Mia Ballard, Sugar

“my days are a litany of phone calls, filing, and scheduling—the kind of tasks that are designed to obscure the hours but not enough to blur the edges of an unforgiving reality.”
― Mia Ballard, Sugar