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Eulogy (Eagle Elite, #10) Eulogy by Rachel Van Dyken
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“Her last request was that you’d know she was innocent. She says in her death she hopes she can prove her loyalty has always, unequivocally been yours.”
― Rachel Van Dyken, Eulogy
“What greater love than taking the sins of those you care for and putting them on your own shoulders?”
― Rachel Van Dyken, Eulogy
“When you’re the one who causes the pain, you do everything in your power to make it better.”
― Rachel Van Dyken, Eulogy
“I’m not worth dying for,” she’d whispered that last night when she hadn’t thought I was still awake. “But you, Chase Abandonato… you’re worth living for, breathing for, existing for. The only way to break — is from being already broken.” “I am broken.” I’d whispered as if I was in a dream. “But…” She’d placed a hand on my chest, and my heart had surged to life. “You don’t have to be…”
― Rachel Van Dyken, Eulogy
“So the angel sang the devil to sleep..." he whispered, closing his eyes."...at the risk of her own damnation.”
― Rachel Van Dyken, Eulogy
“The man didn’t even realize that it doesn’t matter to me if he doesn’t have a heart to give. Because I have a big enough heart for the both of us.”
― Rachel Van Dyken, Eulogy
“He wanted a reason to live? I was going to give him a billion.”
― Rachel Van Dyken, Eulogy
“OPERATION SAVE CHASE was in full force. He just didn’t know it yet. But he was about to.”
― Rachel Van Dyken, Eulogy
“Because you’re you,” I said, hoping the simple answer would be enough. Clearly it was. Tears filled her eyes as she nodded her head. “It’s nice to be wanted for being you, isn’t it?”
― Rachel Van Dyken, Eulogy
“People are rarely given second chances in life, Luc.” “Because they’re the ones refusing to take them.”
― Rachel Van Dyken, Eulogy
“Who are you?” “The devil,” he replied. “Welcome to my Hell.”
― Rachel Van Dyken, Eulogy
“There were only three reasons Nikolai called people into his office. To fire them, yell at them, or make them disappear.”
― Rachel Van Dyken, Eulogy