The Falling Leaves Quotes

“No one loves it as much as you do” he replied, with a doting smile.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“After all, they where older now and their perspectives had changed. They had now been a little bit weathered by the world, with growing minds and opened eyes.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“Thoughts swirled around her head like the leaves in the breeze.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“But, I love you” she breathed.

“I’m sorry” Henry whispered, unsure of what to say.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“The words where too hard to say out loud. Saying them would make it real and she didn’t know if she could handle it.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“She was engulfed by a whole new world. An isolated sanctuary of a never ending autumn.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“Just like the weather her mind was a cloudy pulsating storm.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“But things had changed, one moment in time when a spark had been caught between them, had put their friendship in danger, and frightened them both.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“Once exciting conversations where now full of meaningless chatter about the weather and other mundane topics.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“She could feel her emotions bubbling over like an overflowing cauldron. All sorts of feelings fort in her head and in her heart.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“Autumn days call for autumn biscuits.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“Pumpkin spiced lattes just don’t taste the same when you have them in other seasons.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“Autumn calmed her.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“A sheet of paper stuck to Henry’s window. Written in his messy scrawl,
‘U Want Coffee?’ stared back at her in bold black letters.

Henry knew her so well, of course she wanted coffee.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“His blue eyes were so bright against the dark of the storm, the longer she looked the more enticed she became.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“What a wonderful world it was in autumn.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“His blue eyes where so bright against the dark of the storm, the longer she looked the more enticed she became.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“The amber leaves that danced in the wind, the scent of earth, food and fires that carried along the breeze. What a wonderful world it was in Autumn.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“No place for a child is a dark autumn night.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“If only it could stay like this forever,” she mumbled “A world where autumn never ended.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves

“Oh, don't you just love autumn.' she breathed.”
― Diana Jaques, The Falling Leaves