The Forgotten Ones Quotes

“How do you say goodbye to someone you barely know?”
― Steena Holmes, The Forgotten Ones

“I guess in the end...you start thinking about the beginning.”
― Steena Holmes, The Forgotten Ones

“Life could get crazy, work could get busy, but coming home and being in this room . . . it makes everything disappear.”
― Steena Holmes, The Forgotten Ones

“Except no one can ever understand cancer. I learned that with Gertie. Cancer is a nasty disease.”
― Steena Holmes, The Forgotten Ones

“The Good Liar by Catherine Mackenzie.”
― Steena Holmes, The Forgotten Ones

“always meant to die with no regrets. Told myself that I’d own everything I’d done in my life, refuse to blame others for my choices.”
― Steena Holmes, The Forgotten Ones

“I always meant to die with no regrets. Told myself that I'd own everything I'd done in my life, refuse to blame others for my choices.”
― Steena Holmes, The Forgotten Ones

“Every story holds a kernel of truth. Some more, some less. It's all in the telling.”
― Steena Holmes, The Forgotten Ones

“Omission doesn't always mean there's a lie involved. It means you weren't ready to know the truth. That's all.”
― Steena Holmes, The Forgotten Ones

“She romanticizes life and looks for the good in everyone, while I look behind the words to search for what's not being said.”
― Steena Holmes, The Forgotten Ones

“There was a time I knew Mom would always be there, protecting me, taking care of me. And then I began to protect her, take care of her.
There was a period in between when we were almost equals.
That's never a good place for a child to be with a parent.”
― Steena Holmes, The Forgotten Ones

“Love isn't always pretty or clear cut. It can't be wrapped in a nice little box and presented with a bow. Sometimes it's ugly and hurtful and does more damage than good.”
― Steena Holmes, The Forgotten Ones