The Pretender's Lady Quotes

“She had always had a vivid imagination. When she was a slip of a girl, the local school teachers would call her “the dreamer” and “the far-away child” as she’d always be staring into space or out of the window instead of practicing letters and numbers on her slate; when she went to school in Edinburgh to finish off her education, she was regularly reprimanded for wasting her parent’s money because even though her results and marks were generally very good, she often didn’t finish an assignment or hand in her homework and was always accused of being in another world, far away.”
― Alan Gold, The Pretender's Lady