Trust Me, I'm Trouble Quotes

“So many ghosts, so little left of me to carry them.”
― Mary Elizabeth Summer, Trust Me, I'm Trouble

“The world is not a weight one person must bear alone.”
― Mary Elizabeth Summer, Trust Me, I'm Trouble

“What's the point of being alive if I have to stay in hiding.”
― Mary Elizabeth Summer, Trust Me, I'm Trouble

“Knowing is a far cry from witnessing.”
― Mary Elizabeth Summer, Trust Me, I'm Trouble

“Listen. I know I'm crap about my feelings. But if there's one thing I figured out from Tyler's death, it's that you get lots of chances to lie and only one chance to tell the truth.”
― Mary Elizabeth Summer, Trust Me, I'm Trouble

“You'd be amazed how much a well-placed thank-you redirects people's actions.”
― Mary Elizabeth Summer, Trust Me, I'm Trouble

“Working for Julep Dupree is like flinging yourself off a skyscraper without a parachute.”
― Mary Elizabeth Summer, Trust Me, I'm Trouble

“TV isn't often fun for me, because I find it too predictable. Books are better, but my attention keeps wandering.”
― Mary Elizabeth Summer, Trust Me, I'm Trouble

“Hope is a heady thing.”
― Mary Elizabeth Summer, Trust Me, I'm Trouble

“We teach people that failure is just a part of the process. That the end goal isn't perfection, it's adaptation.”
― Mary Elizabeth Summer, Trust Me, I'm Trouble

“Normal is not a thing I'm ever going to be, no matter how hard I try to convince myself otherwise.”
― Mary Elizabeth Summer, Trust Me, I'm Trouble

“Caring too much is a one-way ticket to graveyards and good-byes.”
― Mary Elizabeth Summer, Trust Me, I'm Trouble

“Misdirection --a grifter's greatest asset. It's even better when you can get something extra out of the misdirection.”
― Mary Elizabeth Summer, Trust Me, I'm Trouble