Good Girls Ain't No Fun Quotes

“I was learning in rehab that I could no longer allow things to get to me so bad that I tried to fix it with temporary happiness. “Hey,”
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“She had a right to be hurt, confused, and seeking closure. What she did not have the right to do was act like I wasn’t supposed to be with the man that fathered my child and who I had been in love with for damn near ten whole years. Just as”
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“We had experienced the best and the worst of love, sex, and lies. Every heartbreak, every lie, every cheat, every test,”
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“True, Fyte’s murder would haunt me forever. However, I had done it for my family and DeShawn.”
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“Experiencing my relationship with Blood end was like experiencing an emotional death, without the slow singing and flower bringing. I”
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“Yet, when you stop chasing the wrong things, you give the right thing the chance to catch you.”
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“He had done so much illegal shit that he wouldn’t want anyone to overhear what I might say. I”
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“The thought of Blood doing that broke my heart, so I knew that it would break Tricey’s.”
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“Prior to that morning, I had so much anxiety about his ultimatum.”
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“Not only was Fyte fucking with me, but he was fucking with my family. He was serious. If it meant so much to him that he would kill my girl or anyone close to me, he could have me. It was time that I sacrificed myself the way that so many of my loved ones had sacrificed themselves for me.”
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“I knew that this was her last run when I was on my way over here, so her threats were meaningless.”
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“Blood and I were done. There was no question that, beyond the infidelity and murder, too much had happened for repair to be possible.”
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“When DeShawn kept coming around back then, in my gut I felt like he was setting me up. I just knew that he was retaliating against me for being involved in Tim’s murder.”
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“She was literally working overtime so that my workload wouldn’t fall behind. Even though she was still engulfed in that messy divorce from her husband, she was a good enough friend that she looked out for me.”
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“The choice between killing Blood or sacrificing myself was like choosing between being a fuck boy or a man of honor and loyalty.”
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“I feared Fyte’s obsession with Blood and his insanity more than death. As”
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“God forbid my mother died the next day; I did not want it on my conscious that I was less than a loving daughter to her. I had years to make up for, so I had to start right then. Marcel”
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“Blood was not going to stay under me for long. The hustler in him was fighting to get out.”
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“It was heartbreaking to know that Lucky was so loyal that he had willingly entered that lion’s den to spare Blood. I saw in Blood’s eyes day after day that he was a changed man after that. Yet,”
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“Blood had made us both take a break from the hospital for a few days since Thanksgiving was approaching. He insisted that we spend time with our families. But since Tricey was our family, we told him not to get too comfortable with us not being there. “Hey,”
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“I didn't own anybody’s pussy, but I did own my business. I had an elite clientele because I ran a professional business. My girls were discreet, clean, and about business.”
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“Mercedes, who was in the bedroom getting dressed, was a new chick that Trina begged me to put on since she was the sister of one of her baby’s fathers. I was so distraught about my sister that I just said yes without getting a full rundown on this chick, so I looked at Trina for an explanation. With”
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“Yet, “taking care of business” at a party where Trina and Monique were working only meant more drama than sitting in the hospital.”
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“Caldwell. I was sure that it was because we had the same demons. I could see the same hurt in her eyes that was in mine.”
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“Lately, this walk down memory lane had been overwhelming; in addition to watching Tricey just lie in that bed with no signal of life in her body.”
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“While she was in college, her parents lost Lyric’s childhood home to their addiction to drugs and alcohol.”
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“Right after my father’s funeral, my mother disappeared again.”
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“Though it took us too long to rekindle our friendship, it happened right in the nick of time. I”
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“Watching my lady and her mother suffer was torture in itself. Then when Lyric and Vic made it to the hospital, it was like watching Tricey’s other two siblings mourn for their sister. But”
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“It had been hard to make my anger look like grief. Sure, I was grieving.”
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