Enter the Black Oak Quotes

“seeing ugly things in the light is always better than seeing nothing in the dark.”
― Monique Edenwood, Enter the Black Oak

“You know a strange thing happens when someone dies—all the anger, all the hurt, all the pain they caused you, it all vanishes in an instant, and you’re left remembering all the wonderful things they did and wondering why you didn’t see them before. When Eddie died, it was like a cloud lifted and I saw him for the devoted and loving and hard-working man he was, and the little indiscretions and all those selfish things that men do that cause us so much pain, they just vanished into the ground with him. I just wish I could have let them go long before.”
― Monique Edenwood, Enter the Black Oak

“By the time wisdom comes, it’s often too late to use it. It brings you peace as you approach the end of your years, and you just hope you can pass a little on to your loved ones in the hope that they learn from your mistakes.”
― Monique Edenwood, Enter the Black Oak