Hope's Peak Quotes

“removing her wedding ring and setting it down on a dresser. Looking around a house as if she’ll never see it again. Licking the edge of an envelope before sealing the letter inside. Setting the envelope next to the abandoned wedding ring. And then: Harper driving away from the house, belongings in boxes in her car. Looking back in the mirror and not feeling deflated, or sad, but liberated. Leaving, walking away from hard situations comes easily. It’s a comfort to her, not being rooted in any one spot. Ida”
― Tony Healey, Hope's Peak

“A death is like a boat cutting through water, the ensuing pain and heartache left in its wake fanning out for a long time to come.”
― Tony Healey, Hope's Peak