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Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town by Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock
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“In a small town, you are forever defined by the worst thing that ever happened to you.”
Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock, Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town
“I think people always want someone to blame in a tragedy”
Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock, Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town
“You belong among the wildflowers”
Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock, Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town
“Maybe people just believe what they want to believe”
Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock, Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town
“Some things you cannot change, not even with money”
Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock, Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town
“It was so easy to make people believe what they wanted to believe. Until it wasn’t.”
Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock, Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town
“So he’s giving up what he loves for me?”
“I think you are what he loves, Kelsey.”
Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock, Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town
“I’ve been wondering more about doing what I love and not just going along with what everyone expects. But it’s hard to separate the two.”
Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock, Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town
“Can you be good at something and maybe not love it?”
Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock, Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town
“She could not imagine a more perfect world than the one she’d grown up in. Until high school.”
Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock, Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town
“If you could only see yourself”
Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock, Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town
“The people here are crazy, but they’re our kind of crazy”
Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock, Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town
“I want us to be friends in fifty years,”
Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock, Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town