Garden of Goodbyes Quotes

“That’s the thing about optimism. Sometimes it clouded your judgment, like rose-colored glasses, and left you vulnerable for reality to blindside the shit out of you.”
― Faith Andrews, Garden of Goodbyes

“To anyone who has ever wanted to rock the boat or color outside the lines. Do what’s in your heart, listen to your gut, and own it because the reward is always worth the risk.”
― Faith Andrews, Garden of Goodbyes

“Betrayal was fucked up like that. It left the kind of scars on your soul that were so deep and permanent they were a constant reminder of the battle you endured.”
― Faith Andrews, Garden of Goodbyes

“I know this now. I’ve known it for a very long time. You’ve been tormented with memories, but I live with the reality every day. I may have been some rare and exotic flower to him once, but you? Eden, you were and always will be his entire garden.”
― Faith Andrews, Garden of Goodbyes

“You owe me nothing, not even your tears. Forgive me, my love, my one and only”
― Faith Andrews, Garden of Goodbyes

“But no matter how hard I tried to walk away, no matter what I did to convince myself this was their hell, not mine, I was inexplicably drawn to the two lost souls before me, in desperate need of righting things before it cost them their lives and they haunted me for the rest of eternity.”
― Faith Andrews, Garden of Goodbyes

“How can I hurt the people who love me when there is not one fucking person who ever loved me in my entire sorry life?”
― Faith Andrews, Garden of Goodbyes

“When you survive the death of your heart, any other pain feels as insignificant as a pin prick.”
― Faith Andrews, Garden of Goodbyes

“We either turned our pain into strength or let it rule our every waking breath. I wore my pain like a hardened shell, a suit of armor.”
― Faith Andrews, Garden of Goodbyes

“We’re written in the stars, Edie, destined to be together forever.”
― Faith Andrews, Garden of Goodbyes

“It was her name he whispered when he was so drunk he couldn’t stand. It was her face he saw in his drug-induced dreams. I knew this because it was her name that slipped from his lips when he cried out in agony for someone to save him. It was never me.”
― Faith Andrews, Garden of Goodbyes