Last Breath Quotes

“Some people’s lives are so full of family and friends, and others walk through life alone.”
― Robert Bryndza, Last Breath

“softly. ‘As I said, this is no way to live, Erika.’ ‘I don’t know how to live anymore. When I met Mark, I resisted him. Not that I didn’t want to be with him, but I felt how easily we became a unit. There was always someone to come home to. Someone to go out with, to share things… I need it, but even then I could see it was a weakness, if that makes sense?’ ‘You thought being in love was a weakness?’ said Isaac, raising one of his thin eyebrows. Erika nodded. ‘Isn’t it easier in the long run to be alone? It’s just you, there’s no vulnerabilities, nothing can be taken from you.’ ‘That’s a deeply depressing way of looking at life, Erika.”
― Robert Bryndza, Last Breath

“Darryl had worked with this firm for almost three years, and mostly kept to himself. He’d started as a temp, and laziness and the ease of regular money had meant the time had flown by.”
― Robert Bryndza, Last Breath

“. The anticipation of food and what was on television were the main topics of conversation during the day. The work was often an afterthought.”
― Robert Bryndza, Last Breath

“Ella’s high heels in the kerb”
― Robert Bryndza, Last Breath

“water where it met the footpath.”
― Robert Bryndza, Last Breath

“promiscuousness? She looked back to Doug. ‘I wouldn’t use it as a moral compass on the poor girl,’ he said, reading her thoughts. ‘Was it a bad choice on her part? Or were events thrust upon her, out of her control? That’s up to you to find out.’ ‘She was reported missing last week, and her body was found several days later,’ started Erika. ‘Yes. I believe the wounds were inflicted over a period of several days; some had already started to heal. The incision to the femoral artery”
― Robert Bryndza, Last Breath

“looked back to Doug. ‘I wouldn’t use it as a moral compass on the poor girl,’ he said, reading her thoughts. ‘Was it a bad choice”
― Robert Bryndza, Last Breath

“What about life? Life is what happens when you’re making other plans. Take”
― Robert Bryndza, Last Breath

“appeared”
― Robert Bryndza, Last Breath